Manufacturing Engineer Intern

Analog Devices•Chelmsford, MA

48d•$22 - $41

About The Position

As a Manufacturing Intern at Analog Devices (ADI), you will join a team that is responsible for ensuring product manufacturing issues are addressed in order to achieve output, quality, and cost goals. Manufacturing Engineers are responsible for addressing product / process interaction issues that affect module performance, oversight and execution of release to manufacturing deliverables, conducting data analysis to improve processes, developing and improving statistical process controls. This is a hands-on position that requires a strong ability to work on a suite of complex automated and manual manufacturing and material evaluation equipment.

Requirements

Ability to work hands-on with complex automated and manual manufacturing and material evaluation equipment.
Ability to identify and implement process improvements that improve efficiency, reliability, quality, yield, cost, and time-to-market.
Ability to collaborate cross-functionally with Design Engineering, Mechanical Design Engineering, Test Engineering, Process Development, Process Sustaining, and Manufacturing teams.
Ability to perform data analysis, support Statistical Process Control (SPC), and use process data to optimize manufacturing outcomes.
Ability to create and maintain process documentation, including assembly guides and Manufacturing Execution System (MES) updates.
Ability to support risk identification, mitigation, process characterization, production release schedules, and manufacturing plans.

Nice To Haves

Pursuing a BS in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related technical discipline.
Proficient in interpreting technical drawings, including GD&T.
Experience or familiarity with manufacturing techniques, including wire bonding, die attach, and surface mount technologies (preferred through internships).
Strong computer skills, including proficiency with CAD tools (preferably SolidWorks) and MS Office.
Analytical skills with a solid understanding of Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Design of Experiments (DOE).
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
Hands-on experience in a workshop setting, including manufacturing, assembly, and prototyping.
Motivated, team-oriented, and passionate about engineering and manufacturing.

Responsibilities

Generate detailed assembly guides documenting processes, including component attach, mechanical assembly, wirebond, and seal operations.
Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reliability, and quality within assembly and manufacturing processes.
Collaborate with mechanical design engineers to develop fixturing and improve designs for manufacturability.
Implement process improvements for existing assembly methods.
Work with Design Engineering to incorporate design-for-manufacturing best practices to improve time-to-market, cost, and quality.
Aid in risk identification and mitigation with Design and Process Development engineers to support production release schedules.
Characterize and monitor newly released processes in collaboration with Development and Process Sustaining engineers.
Contribute to robust product test plans and methods in partnership with Design and Test Engineering teams.
Support process documentation updates, including implementation in a Manufacturing Execution System (MES).
Perform data analysis to optimize processes, ensure Statistical Process Control (SPC), and improve yield.
Assist in coordinating manufacturing plans and schedules for pipeline development.