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Kruger Products Memphis is seeking engineering interns for Summer 2027 to gain hands-on experience at a large-scale tissue mill. You will work directly with engineers, operators, and leadership on real projects that impact production, safety, reliability, and efficiency.
Students pursuing Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, Manufacturing, Mechatronics, or Automation engineering are sought after. The program offers mentorship, meaningful ownership, and networking with plant leadership.
Kruger Products | Memphis, TN
Launch Your Engineering Career with a Leading Tissue Manufacturer
At Kruger Products, we manufacture some of the tissue products used every day in homes across North America. Our Memphis facility is a large-scale, technically advanced paper mill where we produce high-quality tissue products through sophisticated manufacturing processes involving papermaking, converting, automation, reliability engineering, utilities, and continuous improvement initiatives. Our engineers play a critical role in ensuring safe, efficient, and sustainable operations across the facility.
Engineering Co-Ops and Interns for Summer 2027 who are eager to gain meaningful, hands‑on experience in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.
This is not a job-shadowing program. Students work directly alongside experienced engineers, operators, maintenance professionals, and manufacturing leaders while contributing to real business projects that create measurable impact.
We Are Seeking Students Pursuing a Bachelor's Degree In
Depending on business needs and your area of study, projects may include:
You will have the opportunity to work directly with engineers and operational leaders while developing practical skills that cannot be learned in a classroom environment alone.
We're looking for students who are curious, driven, and excited about solving real‑world manufacturing challenges.
While academic performance is important, we recognize that success is not measured by GPA alone. We encourage students who have challenged themselves through leadership experiences, hands‑on projects, work experience, student organizations, or personal growth opportunities to apply.
We're interested in identifying future engineering talent with the potential to grow into long‑term careers within manufacturing.