Manufacturing Engineering Intern - General Assembly

General Motors; Warren (MI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

One-time stipend

Job summary

General Motors seeks a Manufacturing Engineering intern to gain hands-on experience across plant and corporate locations in the United States, focusing on developing processes, equipment, and tools for Assembly plants. The role involves collaboration to reduce energy and waste and to support the factory of the future.

You will work on analyzing methods, validating improvements, and programming manufacturing technology across diverse sites, with travel to several Michigan locations and beyond.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Engineering or Technology, with graduation expected December 2027 to June 2029.
• Able to work full-time, 40 hours per week during the summer months.
• Willing to work any shift, potentially including weekends, in a plant environment.
• Majors in Automation, Mechanical, Industrial, Mechatronics, Robotics, IT, or related fields preferred.

Responsibilities

• Analyze product, process, and technology to craft best methods to assemble vehicles and protect the manufacturing process.
• Recommend and validate improvements for existing processes.
• Support evaluation of innovative technologies to address current manufacturing challenges.
• Develop tools to improve program/project management.
• Assist in the design, build, and validation of tools and equipment.
• Programming of manufacturing technology.
• Assist maintenance personnel in operation and maintenance of specialized equipment.

Skills

Curiosity

Collaboration

Automation

Controls

Tool development

Simulation

AI/ML exposure

Manufacturing processes

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology

Tools

Autonomous Mobile Equipment

Machine vision

Industrial robots

Job description

General Motors seeks a Manufacturing Engineering intern to gain hands-on experience across plant and corporate locations in the United States, focusing on developing processes, equipment, and tools for Assembly plants. The role involves collaboration to reduce energy and waste and to support the factory of the future.

You will work on analyzing methods, validating improvements, and programming manufacturing technology across diverse sites, with travel to several Michigan locations and beyond.