FAQs
What is the primary function of the Industrial Engineering Intern position?
The primary function of the Industrial Engineering Intern position is to gain experience in the use of Industrial Engineering Tools and Methods to optimize manufacturing processes and reduce costs, under the guidance of the Industrial Engineering Manager.
Are there specific educational qualifications required for this internship?
Yes, candidates must be enrolled in an accredited degree program in Industrial Engineering and have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Is visa sponsorship available for this position?
No, there is no visa sponsorship available for this position; candidates must have legal authorization to work in the U.S.
Will any relocation assistance be provided?
No, there is no relocation assistance offered for this position.
What kind of projects will the intern be working on?
The intern will assist in completing an individual project and one group project, which will be evaluated, in conjunction with other Industrial Engineering personnel.
What is the work environment like for this role?
The role is within a non-climate-controlled environment with exposure to temperature swings, forklift and pedestrian traffic, and noise. Safety procedures must always be adhered to, and safety wear is required.
What is the pay structure for this internship based on academic standing?
The starting hourly rate is as follows: Freshman: $18.00/hour, Sophomore: $19.00/hour, Junior: $21.00/hour, Senior: $23.00/hour, Master: $27.00/hour.
What safety guidelines must be followed in this internship?
Safety is the highest priority, and all safety procedures, policies, and legal requirements must be implemented and monitored, including wearing safety gear like hearing protection and steel toe shoes.
What are the physical demands of this job?
The role involves various physical tasks, including lifting, bending, stooping, pushing, pulling, and operating machinery. Comprehensive training will be provided.
Are there growth opportunities available after the internship?
Yes, there are future growth opportunities, including both personal and professional development, within the organization.