Illinois Tool Works
Manufacturing Engineer Intern
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America · Intern · Internship
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About the role
- This is a hands-on opportunity to apply engineering fundamentals in a real-world, high-volume manufacturing environment-where your work will directly impact training, safety, and operational performance.
- Translate hands-on work into clear, structured instructions for training and daily operations.
- Capture photos and visual aids to enhance clarity and usability.
Responsibilities
- Develop and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for manufacturing and assembly processes.
- Validate procedures with production teams to ensure accuracy and practicality.
- The opportunity to create documentation used for real employee training and operations.
- Learn by Doing: Gain practical exposure to Lean manufacturing, standard work, and process design.
- Supportive Environment: Collaborate with leaders who value Trust, Respect, Integrity, Shared Risk, and Simplicity Career Foundation: Build skills that translate directly into full-time engineering roles in manufacturing and operations.
Requirements
- Ideal Candidate You are the type of student who:
Skills
- Document tools, materials, process steps, and quality checkpoints.
Benefits
- Collaborating directly with assemblers and production leads to learning and documenting real-time assembly processes.
Company info
- At ITW, we think and act like entrepreneurs.
- The ITW Business Model gives us the tools to focus on what's most important, and we're grounded in our values of Integrity, Simplicity, Trust, Respect and Shared Risk.
- We embrace autonomy, make decisions and take ownership to create innovative solutions for our customers all over the world.
Equal opportunity
- ITW is an equal opportunity employer.
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