| Location | Hartford, WI |
Are you ready to jumpstart your career and gain hands-on experience in a supportive workplace? We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic interns to join our team. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to work on various projects and tasks, helping you develop valuable skills and expand your knowledge.
Positions are available in Brown Deer and Hartford, WI.
Key Responsibilities:
Running samples/Experiments to investigate problemsWorking with PrototypingOptimizing parameters for the Investment Casting processAssist with the introduction and concurrent engineering of new partsCollect process data and review customer returnsCapstone Research Project
Process Engineer (Materials Engineer)Works with the process of parts, including mold setup, gate design, solidification modeling, standard practice development, heat treat parameters, providing good technical service to customers, and working with suppliers on quality. Optimizes processes and process materials (including wax, ceramic, Ferrous, Aluminum, and some nickel and cobalt alloys) to ensure high-quality castings.
Project Engineer (Mechanical Engineer)Handles new product launches, managing projects from the design stage all the way through shipping. Including tooling, fixtures, gauging, production routings, schedules, dimensional approval, costs, profitability, and customer contact/correspondence. While working with customers on the part design, rapid prototyping, tooling (fixturing & gauging), dimensional approval, production routings, schedules, cost, profitability, and finishing processes.
Manufacturing Engineer (Industrial Engineer)Supporting the engineering needs of the customers on all existing production products. Handles new part launches, ensuring the achievement of production objectives at the lowest cost consistent with the company's quality standards and customer delivery needs. Manage projects from the design stage, all the way through shipping. Including tooling, fixtures, gauging, production routings, schedules, dimensional approval, costs, profitability, and customer contact.
Perks of Being a Signicast Intern:
Engineering Interns choose a Capstone Research Project to present to Executive Leadership at the end of the summer. This ties your classroom skills to real-life scenariosA majority of Interns are offered to come back or full-time employment after graduationDirect mentorship with an experienced engineer and networking with our entire engineering team
Qualifications:
Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in one of the following fields: Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Metallurgical or Ceramics Engineering, Industrial EngineeringStrong communication and interpersonal skillsExcellent problem-solving and analytical abilitiesA proactive and adaptable attitudeAbility to work independently and in a teamQualified candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. and must not require sponsorship for employment visa status now or in the future
This position is seasonal and exempt from benefits. See below to learn more about the benefits of being a full-time Signicast employee.