Undergrad Engineering Intern — Medical Device Production

Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies; Littleton (CO); On-site; USD 38,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental & vision

401(k) with match

Vacation and sick time

Wellness program

Job summary

Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies is seeking a post‑-undergraduate intern to support manufacturing engineering activities in Littleton, CO. You will work with engineers, quality teams, and cross‑functional partners to optimize processes, support validation, and drive continuous improvement.

Ideal candidates are recent graduates with a foundation in engineering principles, eager to learn in a compliance‑driven medical device environment, and ready to contribute to patient impact while gaining

Qualifications

• Recently completed or will complete a bachelor’s degree in engineering.
• Could be pursuing a master’s degree in engineering.
• Ability to apply engineering concepts to production and quality processes.
• Strong communication and data interpretation skills.

Responsibilities

• Support manufacturing engineering activities on the production floor.
• Assist in collecting and analyzing process data for investigations.
• Contribute to validation activities and document control practices.
• Collaborate with engineers, QA, and production staff to resolve issues.
• Learn and apply FDA/ISO 13485 requirements in daily tasks.

Skills

Engineering fundamentals

Data analysis

Communication skills

Problem solving

Documentation

Education

Bachelor's in engineering

Master's in engineering

Job description

Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies is seeking a post‑-undergraduate intern to support manufacturing engineering activities in Littleton, CO. You will work with engineers, quality teams, and cross‑functional partners to optimize processes, support validation, and drive continuous improvement.

Ideal candidates are recent graduates with a foundation in engineering principles, eager to learn in a compliance‑driven medical device environment, and ready to contribute to patient impact while gaining