Manufacturing Engineering Intern

Seametrics
19026 72nd Ave S
Kent, WA 98032, USA

• Pay or shift range: $20 USD to $28 USD The estimated range is the budgeted amount for this position. Final offers are based on various factors, including skill set, experience, location, qualifications and other job-related reasons.
• Travel Required :
  No

We take pride in building quality products and enriching the lives of those who make it possible. As a growing company, we invest in our people, our processes, and the technology that drives our success. We believe that when our team members thrive, our company thrives. Our interns contribute to meaningful work, learn from experienced colleagues, and gain practical experience in a supportive, hands‑on environment.

You will be part of a positive, team‑oriented culture where your ideas and contributions matter.

Seametrics is a designer and manufacturer of a variety of flow metering and submersible sensor products. Since 1990, we have provided innovative solutions to users in irrigation, water & wastewater, environmental, and processing applications. Our focus on innovation, product value and customer accessibility has resulted in over two decades of continuous growth. Seametrics is dedicated to helping conserve the world’s most valuable resource by providing our customers with precision flow meter and environmental sensor products.

Being a part of TASI Measurement means we have big company resources with a decentralized operating structure that empowers us to remain close to our customers and their needs.

• Hands‑on experience on work that supports the team and its customers
• Mentorship, feedback, and opportunities to learn from experienced professionals
• Exposure to the tools, processes, and standards used in the field
• Opportunities to collaborate across teams and present completed work
• [Compensation and any additional internship‑specific offerings]

This is a 12‑week internship beginning in the summer. The Manufacturing Engineering Intern will support identified projects that improve manufacturing processes, product quality, safety, and efficiency. The intern will work under the guidance of experienced engineering and operations personnel, with assignments matched to their skills and experience. The position provides practical experience in the traditional responsibilities of a manufacturing engineer.

By the end of the internship, the individual will have contributed to assigned manufacturing improvement projects, prepared supporting documentation, and gained practical experience applying engineering principles in a production environment.

The Manufacturing Engineering Intern will support assigned projects in the following areas:

• Assist with evaluating manufacturing processes and identifying improvement opportunities.
• Collect and analyze cycle times, workflow, scrap, and rework. Support improvements to plant layout, workstations, material flow, and ergonomics.

• Assist engineering and quality personnel with process trials, testing, and documentation of proposed changes.
• Help identify production issues that affect product quality and communicate findings.
• Support troubleshooting, root‑cause analysis, and evaluation of corrective actions.

• Assist with evaluating tools, fixtures, equipment, and manufacturing methods.
• Support assigned equipment and new product introduction projects through data collection, testing, and documentation.

Cost Analysis and Budgeting:

• Assist with basic cost analysis and identify potential savings from process improvements.
• Collect information to support project cost estimates and equipment…