Manufacturing Engineering Intern Shovel

Manufacturing Engineering Intern, Shovel Assembly

Join Komatsu and be part of something big! As a manufacturing engineering intern, you will be responsible for a range of support activities for the shovel assembly department. The focus of the department is to apply continuous improvement as well as new product development. Activities will include operations support, work instructions, routings, process improvement, and cost out initiatives. This position will be based onsite at our south harbor location in Milwaukee\'s harbor district! The target start date for this role is summer 2026 and has potential to be extended into the fall 2026 school semester. We offer full-time hours during the summer and flexible part-time hours during the academic year.

Key job responsibilities:

• Create/update assembly work instructions
• Utilize AutoCAD & solidworks composer to improve processes
• Support new product development projects
• Update/develop routings for assembly process
• Pursue process improvement ideas and capture cost savings
• Support operations and shop employees (prints, tools, troubleshooting, etc.)
• Apply lean manufacturing principals for continuous improvements

Qualifications/requirements:

• Pursuing a bachelor\'s or advanced degree in industrial engineering, mechanical engineering or similar, from an accredited college or university
• Sophomores, juniors and seniors preferred level students in good academic standing
• Ability to work independently as well as part of a team towards a goal
• Excellent organization and personal time management skills, ability to handle multiple tasks
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Possess effective problem solving and critical thinking skills; ability to be creative and resourceful when needed
• Proficiency using Microsoft office suite products (excel, powerpoint, outlook)

Komatsu is an equal opportunity workplace and an affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.