Manufacturing Engineering Intern: Design, Optimize & Improve

ITW; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 22,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

ITW in Wisconsin seeks a Manufacturing Engineering Intern to help shape innovation and efficiency. You will work with Manufacturing Engineers and the production team to design jigs, fixtures, and workstations that enhance processes and equipment integration.

You’ll study assembly-line operations using videotapes and timing devices, create Gantt charts, and assist with project management from start to finish. Embrace new technologies and continuous improvement to drive safety and efficiency.

Qualifications

• Majoring in Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering, or Industrial Technology.
• Sophomore standing.
• Completed Time & Motion Study, Computer Graphics, and Facilities Layout/Mfg. Cost Analysis coursework.
• At least a year of experience with spreadsheets and word processing tools.
• Courses in Mfg. Materials and Processes or Production and Operations Analysis are advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Partner with engineers and production to design jigs, fixtures, and workstations.
• Analyze assembly-line operations using videotapes and timing equipment to generate data.
• Create Gantt charts and manage projects from start to finish, including timelines and cost considerations.
• Explore new technologies to improve efficiency, safety and cross-functional collaboration.

Skills

Manufacturing Engineering

Spreadsheets

Word processing

AutoCAD

Education

Time & Motion Study

Computer Graphics

Facilities Layout/Mfg. Cost Analysis

Sophomore status

Tools

AutoCAD

Job description

ITW in Wisconsin seeks a Manufacturing Engineering Intern to help shape innovation and efficiency. You will work with Manufacturing Engineers and the production team to design jigs, fixtures, and workstations that enhance processes and equipment integration.

You’ll study assembly-line operations using videotapes and timing devices, create Gantt charts, and assist with project management from start to finish. Embrace new technologies and continuous improvement to drive safety and efficiency.