Design Engineer Intern

Terex Corporation•Watertown, SD

About The Position

The Terex Early Talent Program immerses high potential students in challenging real-world projects which directly help drive business results at our global organization. Our rich beliefs in innovation and continuous improvement, paired with the diverse and creative mindsets of our students, leads to the development of our best-in-class products, positively impacting the lives of people all around the world. We are committed to the personal and professional development of our students and are proud to encourage their growth into our leaders of tomorrow. Intern/Co-op opportunities can lead to full time careers.

Requirements

  • Pursuing a degree in Industrial or Mechanical Engineering or related field
  • Ability to organize and complete multiple tasks/projects at one time, and meet deadlines.
  • Attention to detail and accuracy
  • CAD/Solid Works

Nice To Haves

  • MS Excel and PowerPoint experience
  • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
  • Strong orientation towards safety, quality and continuous improvement
  • Commitment to Lean Manufacturing
  • Ability to work in a team environment
  • Ability to analyze problems and develop practical solutions

Responsibilities

  • Perform work in conjunction with on-staff Engineering Team with focus on daily production needs (e.g. problem resolution) and value improvements.
  • Basic analysis and testing; setting-up and administering tests to verify functionality, strength, safety; design considerations of prototype parts, assemblies, product design sketches and drawings.
  • Create detailed engineering documentation including design, drafting and analysis on process and/or product improvement projects.
  • Research components and contacting suppliers.
  • Work on continuous improvement of processes and procedures in a lean manufacturing environment.

Benefits

  • paid vacation
  • 401(k)
  • medical
  • dental
  • vision
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