Controls Engineering Intern — Hands-On Summer Internship

Schreiber Foods; Carthage (MO); On-site; USD 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Counseling sessions

Retirement contributions

Volunteer opportunities

Product discounts

Networking events

Career development

Executive speakers

Job summary

Schreiber Foods is seeking motivated engineering students for Summer 2027 internships across our U.S. manufacturing plants.

Opportunities exist in Missouri (Carthage, Clinton), Utah, Texas, and Wisconsin, with relocation assistance if moving 50 miles or more. This paid internship pays $22.00 per hour and offers hands-on experience alongside skilled engineers, exposure to various engineering areas, and a formal Internship Program with executive speakers, networking events, and professional

Qualifications

• Completed Sophomore-level status or higher toward a BS degree in an Engineering or Engineering Technology program (Electrical is preferred). Students must be enrolled as student during the time of the internship.
• Willingness to relocate for Summer of 2027.
• Ability to work a minimum of 10 weeks during the Summer of 2027.
• Ability to work 40 hours/week during the summer.

Responsibilities

• Engage in the design, programming and testing of automated controls systems.
• Work with PLCs, HMIs and robotics to enhance system performance.
• Collaborate on projects involving system integration and optimization.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Communication

Teamwork

Reliability

Willing to relocate

transportation availability

Education

BS in engineering (ongoing)

Tools

PLCs

HMIs

Robotics

Job description

Schreiber Foods is seeking motivated engineering students for Summer 2027 internships across our U.S. manufacturing plants.

Opportunities exist in Missouri (Carthage, Clinton), Utah, Texas, and Wisconsin, with relocation assistance if moving 50 miles or more. This paid internship pays $22.00 per hour and offers hands-on experience alongside skilled engineers, exposure to various engineering areas, and a formal Internship Program with executive speakers, networking events, and professional