Manufacturing Engineer Intern: Automation & Lean Projects

Btd Manufacturing, Inc.; Detroit Lakes (MN); On-site; USD 53,498,000 - 74,845,000; Part time

Job summary

BTD Manufacturing, Inc. is seeking a co-op or intern to support engineering leadership on safety, quality, and productivity objectives. You will work with the Engineering team to learn through project tasks, justify and design automated systems, and draft CAD concepts for concrete parts.

Strong problem-solving and independent initiative are valued as you help reduce inefficiencies. Ideal candidates are enrolled in an engineering program and pursuing a degree, with a willingness to contribute to

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Enrolled in Mechanical, Electrical, Robotics/Automation, Industrial, or Manufacturing Engineering program at a two- or four-year college, progressing toward a degree.

Responsibilities

• Support engineering by learning from department leadership and engineers to complete tasks for multiple projects.
• Assist to justify, design, build, test, install, and operate automated manufacturing systems.
• Design and detailing using 2-D CAD and/or 3-D CAD software.
• Write and edit robotic or PLC programs to produce parts.
• Identify and eliminate safety and quality risks and root causes.
• Utilize time studies or MTM/MOST methods to validate setup and run times.
• Assist with lean manufacturing initiatives and product flow improvements.
• Evaluate historical data on run rates to determine accuracy.
• Assist in creating and evaluating cost reductions.

Skills

Strong problem-solving

Root cause analysis

Cause prevention

Independent worker

Strong communication

Education

Engineering program enrollment

Job description

BTD Manufacturing, Inc. is seeking a co-op or intern to support engineering leadership on safety, quality, and productivity objectives. You will work with the Engineering team to learn through project tasks, justify and design automated systems, and draft CAD concepts for concrete parts.

Strong problem-solving and independent initiative are valued as you help reduce inefficiencies. Ideal candidates are enrolled in an engineering program and pursuing a degree, with a willingness to contribute to