ICE Assembly Process Engineer Intern - Onsite

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motorsport networkBrooklyn (NY)

Engine and Other Machine Assemblers Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

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About the role

GM Performance Power Units is seeking an ICE Assembly Process Engineering Intern to support the Concord, NC team onsite this Summer 2027. The role focuses on documenting how processes and departments interact, standardizing workflows, and supporting engineering operations and manufacturing projects. You will create and update work instructions, process diagrams, and ECN documentation while gaining exposure to Atlas Copco tooling and torque processes on the factory floor.

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