Industrial Engineering Intern

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toshiba medicalHouston (TX)

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About the role

Toshiba International Corporation (TIC) invites an Industrial Engineering Intern to support manufacturing and continuous improvement at our Houston facility. You will apply IE principles to real-world production challenges while collaborating with IE, Manufacturing, Production, and Quality teams. This hands-on, project-based internship emphasizes practical experience on the production floor, with opportunities to work on time studies, standard work, and data-driven improvements.

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