Arc/DED Welding Engineering Intern

EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE INC•Columbus, OH

2h•$22 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

EWI is a world leader in developing and deploying new technologies that enable companies to bridge the gap between R&D and manufacturing implementation. EWI associates are passionate about identifying options to technical problems that provide a long-term competitive advantage for our clients. Our clients tell us we are a valuable extension and complement to their innovation, engineering, and manufacturing teams. If you enjoy working with customers, solving difficult technical problems, and developing and applying advanced technology; EWI is the place for you. EWI has provided high end research and development services to commercial and government clients for over 35 years as a not-for-profit contract research laboratory with a focus on joining and related technologies. EWI’s Arc Welding and Directed Energy Deposition Processes (AW-DED-P) Group is a world leader in arc welding processes and is building a range of new capabilities to advance robotic arc welding and robotic DED additive manufacturing and repair. The AW-DED-P Group is looking for an Engineering Intern to support our engineers and technicians with project work, and to perform tasks that allow the group to operate more efficiently as a whole. During the program, interns will transition from a technical labor-based position to that of a functioning engineer, gaining exposure to different industries and technologies along the way.

Requirements

Desire to work in hands-on lab environment and research environment
Education and experience in arc welding and/or robotic programming
Strong interpersonal communication skills and ability to effectively present to a group
Proven adaptability and flexibility as a part of a team
Solutions-oriented mindset
Seeking to learn from leading minds in innovation
Hands-on arc welding experience desired
Proficient in MS Office
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
Laboratory/light production floor with ventilation, climate-control system, moderate lighting, and moderate noise level;
Use finger dexterity to type, adjust, move, handle, perform, operate, install, attach, remove, apply, grasp, manipulate, and measure;
Frequently move, transport, rotate, reach, pull, twist, adjust position, push, stoop, bend, and crouch; and
Lift 10 to 40 pounds on a frequent basis and 40 to 80 pounds occasionally
Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in engineering at an accredited university
Engineering disciplines preferred: Welding Automation Materials Science Mechanical Other relevant areas of study
This position requires access to information and technology that is subject to U.S. export controls. To conform to U.S. export control regulations, applicant should be eligible for any required authorizations from the U.S. Government.