Engineering Intern (NACME - Summer

Location

Lancaster, PA | United States

Job description

Position: Engineering Intern (June-August 2024) Must be a NACME member to qualify for internship.

Location: Lancaster, PA

Major: Engineering (Junior or Senior is preferred)

Academic Schedule: June – August 2023 (full-time, 40 hours per week, 12 week internship)

ITT Bridge Internship Program

ITT’s Bridge Internship Program is a fantastic way to learn and develop your engineering skills, expand your professional network, and get a real-world experience before graduation. At ITT, we believe in the power of diversity and innovation. Our partnership with the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME) allows us to offer an extraordinary internship experience that goes beyond and supports NACME’s mission increasing the number of underrepresented minorities in engineering and computer science.

During your internship you will conduct various engineering projects in one or more of the areas of Mechanical Engineering, Quality Engineering and Research & Development. Interns will also have exposure to and learn various aspects of Engineering practices in these areas during the course of a twelve to fifteen week experience.

• Learn and produce customer drawings, lab testing, and shop layout for Metal Seated slurry ball valve product, the High Pressure push-through valve product, and the NGV + Integrated controls Package for diaphragm valves.
• Complete Standard Work templates.
• Computerize tooling and fixture database to allow for quicker retrieval.
• Complete an inventory of all material hooks, straps and chains. This will include labeling and making an online inventory with pictures and locations similar to our existing material handling crane inventory.
• Conduct lab test of Actuator thrust product, and conduct spring load calculations.
• Follow all applicable Departmental and Shop safety rules.
• Analyze work force utilization, facility layout, and operational data such as production costs, process flow charts, and production schedules, to determine efficient utilization of workers and equipment.
• Recommend methods for improving worker efficiency and reducing waste of materials and utilities such as restructuring job duties, reorganizing work flow, relocating work stations and equipment, and purchase of equipment.
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• Position Requirements

  • Current undergraduate in the areas of mechanical, industrial, general, or nuclear engineering (junior or senior preferred)
  • Exposure to or understanding of Lean manufacturing principles is preferred
  • NACME scholar (required)

  To become a NACME Scholar please see eligibility requirements below.

  • 2.9 Minimum GPA
  • Currently pursuing an engineering degree at a partnering four-year college (Click here to see NACME partnering institutions)
  • Must be of an  American Indian/Alaska Native , Black, non-Hispanic , or Hispanic, Latino/a decent
  • Award is available to U.S. citizens

   

  If you haven’t already, become a NACME scholar by applying here !

ITT’s NACME interns are also eligible for a 5k scholarship to go towards your tuition! This will be granted to a select few and is determined by performance throughout the internship. 

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