Manufacturing Engineering Intern - Lean Process Improvement

Emerson; Shakopee (MN); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Monthly housing allowance

Paid holidays

Employee choice hours

Paid sick time

Paid volunteer time

On-site cafeterias

Fitness facilities

Comprehensive internship program

Job summary

Emerson internship program in Minnesota invites students pursuing an engineering degree to apply for a hands-on role in product manufacturing. You'll work full-time on-site, apply technical knowledge to production, and contribute to process improvements while learning from experienced engineers.

The role emphasizes collaboration across teams, exposure to test results and design reviews, and interaction with global colleagues.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor's in engineering.
• Zero (0) years of related experience.
• Ability to work full-time (40 hours) per week in-person.
• Legal authorization to work in the United States.

Responsibilities

• Apply technical expertise in the production of products.
• Select, design or recommend tools, fixtures, and equipment.
• Develop manufacturing processes and procedures to reduce problems and costs.
• Recommend design changes to increase quality or reduce problems and costs.
• Solve production problems and improve process capabilities.
• Participate in the presentation of test results and design reviews.
• Interact with other functional groups, vendors, or customers.
• Participate in the administration of technical procedures.
• Initiate and implement routine engineering change authorizations.
• Support capacity model and lean initiatives. May participate in lean six sigma improvement teams.
• May interact with teammates in numerous global locations

Skills

Continuous improvement

Collaboration

Relationship building

Adaptability

Learning quickly

Experimentation

Opportunity identification

Education

Bachelor's in engineering

Industrial/Manufacturing/Mechanical/Chemical/Materials Eng

Job description

Emerson internship program in Minnesota invites students pursuing an engineering degree to apply for a hands-on role in product manufacturing. You'll work full-time on-site, apply technical knowledge to production, and contribute to process improvements while learning from experienced engineers.

The role emphasizes collaboration across teams, exposure to test results and design reviews, and interaction with global colleagues.