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Worthington Industries
Product Development Intern
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What they do
An Additive Manufacturing Engineer develops and executes manufacturing process plans for additive manufacturing, which use a range of laser-based or advanced printing techniques to build up models layer by layer. Improves processes and plans, designs and executes tooling requirements. Develops operator training courses.
$96,499 / year median in New Jersey
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Join our team and grow with us! Worthington Enterprises is looking for a Product Development Intern. The intern should be comfortable working both in an office/engineering environment and directly on the manufacturing floor. This role is intended to provide hands-on engineering experience while allowing the candidate to contribute to active product development and manufacturing improvement projects. Primary Responsibilities Duties include a variety of tasks, including, but not limited to: Assist with the development of new products and improvements to existing products. Create, review, and update engineering drawings for new and existing products. Assist with developing product dimensions, tolerances, material requirements, and other technical specifications. Support the creation and maintenance of product specifications and engineering documentation. Assist with prototype development, testing, evaluation, and documentation. Work with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, and Operations to determine whether product designs can be manufactured safely, consistently, and efficiently. Assist engineers with the design, planning, and budgeting of engineering projects. Participate in design reviews and provide input based on manufacturing observations and collected data. Assist with researching materials, components, manufacturing methods, and industry standards as required for product development projects. Create and modify 2D drawings and 3D CAD models, preferably using SolidWorks. Work directly with manufacturing personnel to understand current production methods and challenges. Provide engineering support for day-to-day manufacturing and production issues. Use data and observations to help distinguish between equipment, material, tooling, operator, and process-related issues. Assist with reviewing and developing product cost information. Gather information related to raw materials, labor, machine time, production rates, scrap, packaging, and other manufacturing costs. Perform time studies or process observations when needed to support costing activities. Assist with comparing estimated product costs to actual manufacturing conditions. Organize and analyze production and costing data using Microsoft Excel or similar tools. Help identify opportunities to reduce product cost through material, process, tooling, or productivity improvements. Support engineering and operations with data collection needed for project justification and budgeting. Required Qualifications Must have completed at least two years toward a college degree from a recognized accredited college or university.