Electronics Manufacturing Engineer Intern

Iaas Lc; Simsbury (CT); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay during internship

Job summary

Iaas Lc is offering an internship in Simsbury, CT, focusing on hands-on product engineering within Electronics Operations. You will contribute to continuous improvement, new product development, and the design of manufacturing cells, gaining exposure to lean processes and SPC.

Ideal candidates are engineering undergraduates with strong Microsoft Office skills and familiarity with CAD and manufacturing tools, looking to advance into full-time roles after graduation.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate students pursuing a degree in an engineering discipline.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills.
• Preferred experience with CAD and hands-on use of manufacturing tools.

Responsibilities

• Support all aspects of product engineering within Electronics Operations, including continuous improvement and new product development.
• Develop Standard Work packages and assist in lean cell conversion and statistical process control implementation.
• Design manufacturing cells.
• Assist in solving manufacturing problems, investigating process failures, and implementing corrective actions.
• Implement Lean methodologies such as standard work, point of use tooling, material presentation, and process improvements.
• Interface with production personnel including operators, quality inspectors, and shop floor supervisors.

Skills

Microsoft Office

Education

Undergraduate student pursuing a degree in an engineering discipline

Tools

CAD

Manufacturing tools

Job description

Your Role

Here's what you will be doing:

• Support all aspects of product engineering within Electronics Operations, including continuous improvement and new product development
• Develop Standard Work packages and assist in lean cell conversion and statistical process control implementation
• Design manufacturing cells
• Assist in solving manufacturing problems, investigating process failures, and implementing corrective actions
• Implement Lean methodologies such as standard work, point of use tooling, material presentation, and process improvements
• Interface with production personnel including operators, quality inspectors, and shop floor supervisors

About You

The company is looking for:

• Undergraduate students pursuing a degree in an engineering discipline
• Strong Microsoft Office skills
• Preferred experience with CAD and hands-on use of manufacturing tools

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive pay for contributions during the internship

Training & Development

• Work on robust projects that prepare you for full-time opportunities after graduation
• Solve real-world challenges alongside industry experts
• Showcase project outcomes to leadership at the end of the summer
• Participate in career discussions
• Engage in teambuilding and networking events
• Learn about career opportunities across the company's businesses