Intern, Manufacturing Process Engineer

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swire cocacolaSalt Lake City (UT)

Manufacturing Engineers Soft Drink Manufacturing

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About the role

What does a Manufacturing Process Engineer Intern do at Swire Coca-Cola? Manufacturing Process Engineer Interns assist with identifying and driving out losses through the development of standards and systems. They support the daily activities of the production line(s) and/or processing areas. They build long-term capability into the manufacturing process, systems, and technicians.

Job Details: This position is for a summer Internship from May 2027 - August 2027 in the Salt Lake City, UT, area.

Responsibilities:

Identify, prioritize, analyze, and eliminate losses and inefficiencies
Collaborate with the Line Structure Teams to carry forward and execute improvements
Assist in analyzing line performance including run rates, scrap rates, unplanned and planned down times, and any other operational losses including Safety and Quality opportunities
Identify 1-3 actions to reduce these losses and create a project charter and scope for each action

Requirements:

Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Process, Mechanical, Chemical, or Industrial) or equivalent related program
Graduation date of Aug 2027 or later
Available to workfull-timefor the duration of the summer(May - August 2027)
Must not require sponsorship to legally work in the U.S. (i.e., H-1B, TN, OPT, CPT, O-1, E-3, or any other work visas), noworin the future

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