Manufacturing Engineering Intern - Summer

The Manufacturing Engineering Intern supports manufacturing engineering and operations teams in improving safety, quality, delivery, and cost performance. Under the guidance of an experienced engineer, the intern will apply engineering fundamentals to production processes, equipment, workflows, and data while gaining practical experience in a manufacturing environment.

• Supports hands-on process improvement, problem solving, and documentation activities on the manufacturing floor.
• Partners with manufacturing engineering, operations, quality, maintenance, supply chain, and EHS to complete assigned projects.
• Learn and apply the Ralliant Business System (RBS) lean manufacturing methods to support continuous improvement kaizen events and initiatives.
• Assist with standard work development including time studies, process observations, capacity analysis, line balancing, and workflow evaluation.
• Collect, organize, and analyze manufacturing data to identify trends, constraints, waste, and improvement opportunities.
• Help design or improve fixtures, tooling, gauges, workstations, and material flow solutions using sound engineering practices.
• Create or update basic layouts, drawings, bills of material, and technical documentation using available engineering tools.
• Participate in root cause analysis and corrective action activities for process, quality, equipment, and productivity issues.
• Work with operators and technicians to understand process challenges and develop practical, sustainable improvements.
• Prepare project updates, data summaries, recommendations, and final presentations for engineering and operations leadership.
• May be assigned additional projects and responsibilities at the sole discretion of the manager or supervisor.

The Manufacturing Engineering Intern supports manufacturing engineering and operations teams in improving safety, quality, delivery, and cost performance. Under the guidance of an experienced engineer, the intern will apply engineering fundamentals to production processes, equipment, workflows, and data while gaining practical experience in a manufacturing environment.

• Supports hands-on process improvement, problem solving, and documentation activities on the manufacturing floor.
• Partners with manufacturing engineering, operations, quality, maintenance, supply chain, and EHS to complete assigned projects.

• Learn and apply the Ralliant Business System (RBS) lean manufacturing methods to support continuous improvement kaizen events and initiatives.
• Assist with standard work development including time studies, process observations, capacity analysis, line balancing, and workflow evaluation.
• Collect, organize, and analyze manufacturing data to identify trends, constraints, waste, and improvement opportunities.
• Help design or improve fixtures, tooling, gauges, workstations, and material flow solutions using sound engineering practices.
• Create or update basic layouts, drawings, bills of material, and technical documentation using available engineering tools.
• Participate in root cause analysis and corrective action activities for process, quality, equipment, and productivity issues.
• Work with operators and technicians to understand process challenges and develop practical, sustainable improvements.
• Prepare project updates, data summaries, recommendations, and final presentations for engineering and operations leadership.
• May be assigned additional projects and responsibilities at the sole discretion of the manager or supervisor.

• Completes assigned projects with clear objectives, reliable data, practical recommendations, and documented results.
• Demonstrates safe work practices, curiosity, initiative, and…