Continuous Improvement; Lean Manufacturing) Analyst Intern

Vancouver, Washington United States

At Tetra Pak we commit to making food safe and available, everywhere; and we protect what's good – protecting food, protecting people, and protecting the planet. By doing so we touch millions of people's lives every day.

And we need people like you to make it happen.

We empower you to reach your potential with opportunities to make an impact to be proud of – for food, people and the planet.

As part of the Tetra Pak Internship Program, you'll gain hands‑on experience through meaningful projects that contribute to our purpose of making food safe and available, everywhere. From day one, you'll be empowered to apply your knowledge, share your ideas, and collaborate with colleagues in an innovative and inclusive environment that values diverse perspectives. You'll be supported by a dedicated mentor, a strong professional network, and a structured onboarding program designed to help you succeed.

Through continuous learning and real‑world experience, you'll develop valuable skills, grow both personally and professionally, and discover the impact you can make as part of a global organization committed to protecting food, people, and the planet.

We are offering one (1) internship focused on Engineering based in Vancouver, WA
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Duration:
Short-term (May 31, 2027 - November 19, 2027) Full-time until mid-August, then part-time max. 20 hours/week

Salary Range: $22-$25/hour

Tetra Pak is not sponsoring work visas, relocation, or housing for these positions.

Our team is responsible for driving Continuous Improvement & Lean Manufacturing initiatives that improve operational efficiency, reduce losses, and support continuous improvement across the plant. The work environment is highly collaborative, with close interaction between production, maintenance, quality, engineering, and supply chain teams. Interns will work alongside experienced WCM professionals and gain exposure to both shop floor operations and data‑driven decision making.

The team culture emphasizes continuous improvement, problem solving, teamwork, and employee engagement. Key challenges include identifying and eliminating operational losses, improving process stability, supporting performance tracking, and sustaining improvement initiatives in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

Typical deliverables include data analysis reports, loss and performance dashboards, root cause investigations, continuous improvement project support, process documentation, and presentations summarizing findings and recommendations. You will have opportunities to participate in Kaizen activities, WCM pillar initiatives, and cross‑functional improvement projects that deliver measurable business results.

As Continuous Improvement & Lean Manufacturing Analyst, you will focus on:

• Digital solutions development and improvement for loss identification and analysis
• WCM governance and continuous improvement initiatives
• Training plan and procedure development
• Training compliance for new hires and internal bids/transfers
• Support of WCM and Education & Training (E&T) projects and activities

• Suggested majors: Industrial Engineering, Business Analytics, Production and Operation Management, Mnaufacturing Engineering, Data Analytics (with and interest in manufacturing.operations), Information Technology and/or Information Systems
• Interest in continuous improvement methodologies and project management.
• Ideally some manufacturing experience.
• Sustainability knowledge a plus.

• Application
• Video interview
• Final interview
• Offer letter
• Start on May 31, 2027

• A variety of exciting challenges with ample opportunities for…