Mechanical Engineering Intern (Test Lab)

J.W. Speaker CorporationVillage of Germantown, WI
Onsite

About The Position

J.W. Speaker offers current students the opportunity for personal and professional development through hands-on summer internship programs. As an intern at J.W. Speaker, you will be immersed in a fast-paced and state-of-the-art environment from day one. You will gain valuable insight working on real-world projects to make a tangible impact on the business while experiencing J.W. Speaker’s dynamic culture. We are hiring driven students looking to be challenged to push the limits on a daily basis while having fun along the way!

Requirements

  • Must be working towards a mechanical engineering or industrial engineering degree at an accredited college or university.
  • Willing to work year-round (typically 8-12 hours per week during school year, then full-time during breaks and summer when possible).

Nice To Haves

  • Prefer Sophomore status, but all school years are encouraged to apply!

Responsibilities

  • Utilize sharp engineering skills within a dynamic environment supporting the Mechanical Test Lab.
  • Work closely with teams on a variety of tasks, including product testing.
  • Documenting and standardizing processes.
  • Updating a variety of testing equipment (spray chamber, wind tunnel, dust chamber, anvil vibration shakers, etc.).
  • Minor CAD work for concept designs.

Benefits

  • Mentorship opportunities
  • Networking opportunities throughout the organization including exposure to senior leadership
  • Giving back to the community through our annual Intern Volunteer Day
  • Chance to collaborate and connect with other interns across the organization including social events
  • A fun and fast-paced culture with an emphasis on learning and development
  • Support throughout the summer with your University's internship requirements
  • Casual/informal dress environment (Jeans and T-shirts)
  • Paid internships
  • Housing stipends
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