Supplier Quality Engineering Intern

International Motors, LLC; Lisle (IL); On-site; USD 37,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Real-world experience

Mentorship

Networking

Professional growth

Inclusive culture

Job summary

International Motors, LLC in Lisle, Illinois, invites you to join its Supplier Quality Engineering Internship for Summer 2027. You will explore Quality Management Systems, PPAP reviews, and cross-functional projects that strengthen the global supply chain while gaining hands-on exposure to real-world manufacturing processes.

Pursuing engineering degrees (Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, or Computer Science) with at least sophomore standing, you will collaborate with suppliers and internal

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, or Computer Science Engineering.
• Legal authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship.
• Sophomore standing for undergrad and ability to work 12 weeks (mid‑May through early August).
• Strong written, verbal, and presentation communications skills.

Responsibilities

• Learn International business systems and processes.
• Support Quality Management Systems documentation efforts.
• Build relationships with end users, cross‑functional teams, vendors, and management.
• Anticipate problems and support on-time, within-budget project delivery.
• Review PPAP processes with suppliers and internal teams.
• Maintain clear communication with leadership on critical supplier issues.

Skills

Strong communication

Presentation skills

Multitasking

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in relevant field

Tools

MS Excel

MS Word

PowerPoint

Job description

International Motors, LLC in Lisle, Illinois, invites you to join its Supplier Quality Engineering Internship for Summer 2027. You will explore Quality Management Systems, PPAP reviews, and cross-functional projects that strengthen the global supply chain while gaining hands-on exposure to real-world manufacturing processes.

Pursuing engineering degrees (Industrial, Mechanical, Electrical, or Computer Science) with at least sophomore standing, you will collaborate with suppliers and internal