Hands-On Production Operations Intern: Build & Improve

Telemetry Today LLC; El Segundo, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 41,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

Amca is hiring hands-on production operations interns to help keep tens of thousands of components a month moving through the factories quickly, efficiently, and reliably. Interns spend significant time on the floor, machining, testing, and assembling parts, and use what they learn firsthand to make those processes better.

The Advanced Manufacturing Company of America operates seven factories nationwide, including Protoshop, and works on avionics, hydraulic, and electrical components for

Qualifications

• Genuine desire to work hands-on in manufacturing, including machining, assembly, and testing.
• Willingness to spend significant time on the factory floor.
• Interest in improving how parts are made, with a focus on output, lead times, and quality.
• Ability to collaborate with operators, engineers, and cross-functional teams such as supply chain, quality, and program management.

Responsibilities

• Work hands-on in machining, assembly, and test, learning how each part is actually made and where the process breaks down
• Spot bottlenecks, rework, and wasted motion from the floor, then work with operators and engineers to fix them
• Support Protoshop programs as new products move from design through build, testing, and qualification
• Develop and document standard work, fixtures, tooling, and process improvements that make production faster and more repeatable
• Track throughput, cycle time, yield, and scrap to confirm that changes are working
• Coordinate with engineering, supply chain, quality, and program management to keep builds on schedule

Skills

Machining

Assembly

Testing

Collaboration

Job description

Amca is hiring hands-on production operations interns to help keep tens of thousands of components a month moving through the factories quickly, efficiently, and reliably. Interns spend significant time on the floor, machining, testing, and assembling parts, and use what they learn firsthand to make those processes better.

The Advanced Manufacturing Company of America operates seven factories nationwide, including Protoshop, and works on avionics, hydraulic, and electrical components for