Foundry Process Engineering Intern

MetalTek International; Waukesha (WI); On-site; USD 18,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

MetalTek International's Wisconsin Centrifugal Division in Waukesha is seeking a Foundry Process Engineering Intern for Summer 2027. Students pursuing Materials/Metallurgical or Industrial/Mechanical Engineering degrees with at least junior status are encouraged to apply.

Projects may include melt practice revisions, defect analysis, and studying the effects of casting parameters on quality. Join one of the world’s largest centrifugal foundries and gain hands-on experience in a team that values

Qualifications

• Working on melt practice revisions and defect analysis in foundry context.
• Understanding casting parameters and their effects on quality.
• Ability to engage in materials/metallurgical/industrial engineering topics.

Responsibilities

• Assist in melt practice revisions on the shop floor.
• Analyze defects and structural quality in castings.
• Support projects examining effects of casting parameters on product quality.

Skills

Melt practice

Defect analysis

Casting parameters

Education

Materials/Metallurgical or Industrial/Mechanical Engineering

Job description

JOB REQUIREMENTS: Description: MetalTek International is an industry
leader providing metal component solutions to customers from around the
world with products that reach the depths of the oceans to the depths of
space. MetalTek employs nearly 800 people in five locations worldwide.
Our employees are Making A Lasting Difference and enjoy an environment
where their efforts are rewarded, continuous improvement is valued, and
career growth is encouraged. The Wisconsin Centrifugal Division of
MetalTek International has been a proud member of the Waukesha community
for 80 years. We are conveniently located 2 miles Southeast of I-94 and
HWY F. Consider a career at one of the largest centrifugal foundries in
the world! We are now hiring a Foundry Process Engineering Intern for
Summer 2027. Individuals working on Materials/Metallurgical or
Industrial/Mechanical Engineering degrees with a minimum junior status
preferred. Projects may include: Melt Practice revisions (includes
working with melters on floor) Defect analysis (micro/macro structures)
Effect Of Casting Parameters On Quality And Properties RequirementsIndividuals working on Materials/Metallurgical or Industrial/Mechanical
Engineering degrees with a minimum junior status preferred. Equal
Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with
DisabilitiesDrug Free Workplace PI286964189