Automation Engineering Intern: Build Robotic EOATs

HellermannTyton North America; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

HellermannTyton North America offers an Automation Intern position under the Director of Automation. You will work with the design group to gain hands-on experience in design, operation, and controls for in-house automated systems, including EOATs for robotic extraction of manufactured plastic parts.

You will collaborate with design, assembly, and controls engineers, learning to follow ISO/IATF16949 standards and contributing to quality improvements while gaining exposure to SolidWorks and

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required; college courses in science/engineering preferred.
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Responsibilities

• Assist in designing Robotic EOATs and other parts within cost constraints.
• Collaborate with design engineers on custom parts in a team.
• Ensure compliance with ASME, IATF16949, and company quality standards.
• Help improve automation designs to boost quality and reduce costs.
• Analyze drawings to detect design/document errors.
• Support use of Enterprise PDM SolidWorks vault and document control.
• Initiate purchases as needed, including capital purchases.
• Participate in cross-functional teams to resolve manufacturing issues.

Skills

Problem-solving

Planning & organization

Teamwork

Communication

Following instructions

Independent work

Punctuality

Education

HS Diploma or equivalent

College courses in Science/Engineering

Tools

SolidWorks

MS Office

Job description

HellermannTyton North America offers an Automation Intern position under the Director of Automation. You will work with the design group to gain hands-on experience in design, operation, and controls for in-house automated systems, including EOATs for robotic extraction of manufactured plastic parts.

You will collaborate with design, assembly, and controls engineers, learning to follow ISO/IATF16949 standards and contributing to quality improvements while gaining exposure to SolidWorks and