This summer internship supports Detroit Manufacturing Engineering, a department that plans and implements the production equipment and manufacturing processes used to produce powertrain components such as engine blocks, gearsets, and batteries. The department’s work spans long-term manufacturing strategy and detailed development and implementation of complex production processes, coordinating with equipment suppliers and cross-functional and global partners to move projects from planning through implementation. A key focus is helping deliver production lines that meet timing, budget, and quality requirements and enable Operations and Maintenance teams to run and support manufacturing. Interns may contribute to planning and implementing a new machining line, tracking project progress, coordinating parts and tooling, participating in acceptance runs and technical problem-solving, and preparing production documentation. Interns are expected to work in accordance with DTNA’s core values of passion, respect, integrity, and discipline. Internship positions begin in May or June. A transition to a full-time position may be possible based on manager evaluations and business availability. The role is based in Detroit, Michigan, with a hybrid schedule of four days per week in the office and one day remote. Relocation assistance may be available to eligible candidates. The position is not open to visa sponsorship or existing visa holders; applicants must be legally authorized to work permanently in the United States at the time of application. The final candidate must complete a criminal background check and may be required to complete a pre-employment drug screen.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern