Production Engineering Intern (SPRING)

Toyota Industries Corporation•Pendergrass, GA

39d•$19 - $20

About The Position

The Production Engineering Intern supports production engineers on long-term projects and daily activities that help increase plant productivity through machine-efficiency improvements, cycle-time reductions, and new product or process installations. The internship is for Spring 2027 (January–May) and is part-time, with 30–40 hours per week stated. Compensation is $18.50–$20; no pay period is specified.

Requirements

Majoring in Industrial, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering.
Experience in at least one programming language.
Experience analyzing and graphing data using Microsoft Excel.
Experience with or exposure to circuits.
Plan to pursue a career in manufacturing.
Have completed at least one semester of college.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Applicants are responsible for transportation to and from the internship/co-op experience.

Responsibilities

Conduct cycle-time studies and process-improvement activities.
Conduct ergonomics studies.
Assist with safety investigations.
Update and control quality documents.
Replicate 3D models and 2D dimensional drawings of existing equipment.
Create designs as countermeasures for production downtime issues.
3D-print and test design prototypes.
Work with machine shops to finalize designs.
Update electrical schematics to reflect recent updates or changes.
Analyze production equipment to identify wear parts for tool-crib registration.
Create interactive workbooks and databases to visualize process data.
Implement data-tracking programming.
Apply flexible programming techniques to current PLC programs to create user-input fields on HMIs.
Program registration for new compressor models.
Implement solutions to non-conformities and cycle-time-reduction activities.