Engineering Prototype Intern

Job Information

Support the prototype process through manufacturing of components, inventory management of production and vendor components, assembly, rework, repair, and maintenance of equipment, quality verification, & documentation of machine history. General maintenance of lab, equipment and prototype fleet, machining, fabrication, weld, inventory management and quality control.

Role & Responsibility

• Study specifications & plan sequence of operations
• Utilize engineering software to view and interpret design intent
• Utilize software to locate & transact parts from production, evaluate workload and flow parts through processes, communicate project progress, and track machine history
• Interpret design prints and assembly drawings to ensure parts and/or machines meet desired specifications
• Operate engineering support equipment
• Perform maintenance and repairs on facilities and equipment to maintain successful day to day operation
• Assist with part coordination to aid in successful completion of projects
• Assist in ordering supplies to support day to day operations
• Ship parts as required to support project flow
• Perform duties in a safe, efficient manner in compliance with safety rules and regulations
• Keep work area clean, orderly and follow 5S schedule
• Perform other duties as assigned by management

Job Requirement

• Currently pursuing a technical or engineering degree
• Experience: 0>2 years
• Valid Driver’s License required
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills
• Hands-on experience in farm work, mechanical work, carpentry, or similar area
• Experience in areas such as fabrication, weld, assembly or machining a plus
• Experience in the basic use of CAD (ProE/Creo) software a plus
• Previous experience with Bobcat equipment a plus
• Physical Demands: the overall level of work is defined as heavy duty. Employees are expected to exert 51-70 pounds of force occasionally, 21-50 pounds of force frequently and/or 11-20 points of force constantly to move objects.

Others

Co-op Benefits:

• Competitive pay
• Gain experience on real-life projects
• Work directly with skilled professionals at a global company
• Attend student specific events tied to innovation, manufacturing processes, and product training
• Opportunity to give back through organized employee community service events
• First access to full-time career opportunities

Reimbursements:

• Tuition reimbursement for co-op/internship related courses up to $1,400
• Steel-toed boot and safety glasses reimbursements
• Relocation reimbursements
• House-hunting or interview travel reimbursements