Engineering Internship: Hands-On, Mentorship & Impact
Procter & Gamble
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Job summary
Procter & Gamble invites engineering students to join a 12‑week internship at the Boston Go & Tech Center, contributing to cutting-edge projects across ICA, APS and MPD. You will collaborate with R&D and manufacturing teams, gain hands-on experience with automation, robotics and process optimization, and grow under senior mentors.
Ideal candidates are enrolled in an Engineering bachelor’s program with graduation windows 2027–2029, possess a strong project mindset, and are willing to relocate for
Qualifications
- Education: Enrolled in a Bachelor's in Engineering or related field.
- Academic standing: Graduation between Winter 2027 and Spring 2029.
- Project mindset: Willingness to contribute, manage timelines and drive results.
- Technical curiosity: Analytical and problem-solving skills, basic control concepts.
- Leadership & collaboration: Strong interpersonal and teamwork abilities.
- Agility & drive: Adaptable to scope, schedule and cost changes.
- Mobility: Willingness to relocate for Summer 2027 internship; relocation support available.
Responsibilities
- Support diverse engineering projects across ICA, APS, Converting & Packing, MPD, Instrumentation & Metrology, Robotics, and Environmental Engineering.
- Contribute to design, development and deployment of automated and control systems.
- Assist in scaling up processes, validate materials, optimize production lines and support supplier management.
- Work with R&D and manufacturing to deliver impactful engineering solutions.
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Education
Job description
Procter & Gamble invites engineering students to join a 12‑week internship at the Boston Go & Tech Center, contributing to cutting-edge projects across ICA, APS and MPD. You will collaborate with R&D and manufacturing teams, gain hands-on experience with automation, robotics and process optimization, and grow under senior mentors.
Ideal candidates are enrolled in an Engineering bachelor’s program with graduation windows 2027–2029, possess a strong project mindset, and are willing to relocate for
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