Automation & Robotics Manufacturing Engineer Intern

Cessna Aircraft Company; Indiana, Northern (PA, KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Kautex is seeking a 2027 Manufacturing Engineer Intern for Avilla, IN. You will collaborate with engineering and maintenance to study cycles, diagnose bottlenecks, and contribute to blow molding and assembly processes for automotive fuel systems.

Applicants should be currently pursuing an engineering or applied science degree with automation/robotics emphasis and have interests in data analysis, electronics, software, robotics, and mechatronics.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a university degree in Engineering or Applied Science with a focus on automation or robotics.
• Preference for candidates with skills in Data Analysis, Electronics, Software Engineering, Robotics/Automation, Mechatronics

Responsibilities

• Work closely with the engineering and maintenance functions
• Problem-solving on current and prospective process opportunities as well as customer complaints
• Gain an understanding of patterns, tooling and layout, and system operations
• Gain an understanding of the blow molding and assembly process for manufacturing automotive fuel systems
• Conduct cycle time studies to determine bottlenecks and drive improvements to reduce scrap and downtime
• Create standardized work instructions as needed
• Analyze Scrap and Downtime on a production line, using analytical tools to Pareto and trend scrap drivers, root cause highest scrap drivers
• Work to analyze operational equipment efficiencies and make improvements based on A3/root cause analysis of top items affecting OEE and Scrap
• Participate in the operational meetings
• Assist the NPI group as needed to ensure the flawless launch of the projects
• Perform work as assigned by supervisor

Skills

Data Analysis

Electronics

Software Engineering

Robotics/Automation

Mechatronics

Job description

Kautex is seeking a 2027 Manufacturing Engineer Intern for Avilla, IN. You will collaborate with engineering and maintenance to study cycles, diagnose bottlenecks, and contribute to blow molding and assembly processes for automotive fuel systems.

Applicants should be currently pursuing an engineering or applied science degree with automation/robotics emphasis and have interests in data analysis, electronics, software, robotics, and mechatronics.