Summer 2027 Engineering Intern

TTM•North Jackson, OH

18h

About The Position

The Process Engineering Intern works for 12–14 weeks to help implement manufacturing process improvements, including automation and robotics integration. The role involves designing, laying out, and improving assigned processes; monitoring process performance; and developing solutions to technical issues. The intern collaborates across the organization on design-for-manufacturability and cost-saving efforts, and supports projects addressing production capacity and technology capability.

Requirements

Currently a college junior pursuing a bachelor's degree in engineering.
Experience applying engineering concepts to solve problems.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications.
Project management and structured problem-solving skills, including the ability to make data-based and ethical decisions.
Eagerness to learn quickly.
Ability to design and analyze experiments using statistical tools.
Strong verbal, written, presentation, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to lead and participate effectively in cross-functional teams.
Must comply with TTM export control policies and applicable laws, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC requirements.

Nice To Haves

Previous internship experience.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with a team to implement manufacturing process improvements and automation.
Work with program mentors and champions to identify effective methods for automating processes.
Use a structured engineering approach to deploy process-control best practices and improve yields.
Initiate or update process documentation, including work instructions, training guides, and certification tests.
Provide weekly updates to the program coordinator and corporate leads.
Compare manufacturing practices with external benchmarks and industry best practices, and propose improvements.
Maintain knowledge of current industry standards.
Lead capital project efforts to address production capacity and technology capability issues.
Present project updates to local leadership and participate in a company-wide trade show for executives and cross-functional leaders.
Participate in internal design reviews to ensure processing techniques meet customer needs.
Travel as needed for workshops and trade shows; travel is limited.