Intern - HVM Area Manufacturing Engineer (AME)

Micron • Boise, ID

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About The Position

As an intern on Micron Technology’s High-Volume Manufacturing (HVM) Area Manufacturing Engineering team, you will help strengthen area industrial engineering performance by reducing operational risk and building stable, predictable capacity. You will work with Manufacturing, Process Development, Industrial Engineering, and Operations to improve cycle time, throughput, and redundancy while supporting program timelines. This work directly affects fab performance and development success.

The HVM engineering team supports the safe, efficient, and scalable operation of Micron’s wafer fabs. Its work balances capacity, risk, and performance in support of development and high-volume production goals.

Requirements

• Currently be a junior pursuing a bachelor’s degree or a first-year master’s student in Industrial Engineering or an equivalent semiconductor engineering field.
• Experience using SQL and Python for data analysis, modeling, or engineering applications through coursework, projects, internships, or research.
• Experience using Tableau or comparable visualization tools to analyze data and communicate trends and results.
• Experience using Generative AI tools to support data analysis, problem-solving, engineering productivity, or technical communication.
• Demonstrated ability through academic, project, or work experience to manage multiple priorities and collaborate effectively in a dynamic environment.

Nice To Haves

• Experience applying industrial engineering methods to capacity planning, cycle-time improvement, throughput optimization, operational risk reduction, or manufacturing systems.
• Experience analyzing semiconductor manufacturing, high-volume manufacturing, or other complex operational datasets.
• Experience developing data-driven capacity scenarios, risk assessments, dashboards, or recommendations using SQL, Python, Tableau, or Generative AI.
• Demonstrated leadership experience through academic projects, internships, research, student organizations, or other team-based activities.
• Experience presenting technical analyses, recommendations, or project results to cross-functional stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Identify and resolve systemic area issues affecting throughput, cycle time, capacity, and operational risk, including supporting capacity planning and modeling.
• Analyze operational data and performance metrics to identify trends, assess risks, recommend improvements, and inform capital and capacity decisions.
• Partner with Industrial Engineering, Process Development, Manufacturing, and Operations to evaluate capacity scenarios, develop mitigation plans, and drive cross-functional projects.
• Lead and support strategic meetings and capacity-management activities, communicating performance, risks, priorities, and recommended actions to stakeholders.
• Support safety and quality initiatives, including audits, good catches, and human QDR follow-up.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision plan options.
• Benefits that help protect income in the event of illness or injury.
• Paid family leave.
• Paid time off.
• Paid holidays.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Intern