Fall 2023 Manufacturing/Operations/Quality Internship
Moog Inc.
Posted: May 2, 2023
Job Type: Internship
Engineering Area(s): Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Academic Level: Graduates / Alumni (B.S. Degree Required), Senior (Graduating Soon), Junior, Sophomore, Freshman
An Intern is an investment in Moog’s future. The intern relationship provides a three-way benefit between the student, university, and Moog. It is an opportunity for the student to incorporate classroom learning into professional, real world situations. The student brings new ideas to Moog on how to tackle projects and challenges, while Moog benefits from fresh perspectives from the brightest students in their respective fields of study. By having the students work on actual programs, we also work towards solving our customers’ most difficult technical challenges .
Moog’s Aircraft, Industrial, and Space & Defense Groups are seeking students for fall manufacturing, operations, and quality internships and co-ops!
As part of the Moog U.S. Student and Early Career Internship Program, this position provides strategic and tactical support to senior and mid-level employees in the areas including (but not limited to) quality inspection, logistics, A&T, electronics assembly, machine shop, and/or materials planning.
The student will contribute to work within the operations area(s), requiring the application of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria in carrying out a variety of tasks.
The student will work on discipline-focused projects and tasks to enhance their collegiate learning experience, while providing meaningful contributions to Moog.
Responsibilities
– Contribute to the preparation and execution of key operational projects and tasks.
– Provide input on project processes, strategies, and execution.
– Operate as a multidisciplinary member of the team of creative, independent individuals.
– Represent Moog in a manner consistent with its technical and professional reputation.
– Quality related work experience could include product inspection, inspection data analysis, measurement capability studies, failure and analysis reports, traceability documentation, and/or contamination control.
– Manufacturing engineering related work experience could include product non-conformance review, technical support on the production floor, reviewing engineering drawings to ensure compatibility with specs and fabrication capabilities, and/or efficiency studies on manufactured parts.
– Operations related work experience could include components of production planning, material handling, and/or lean initiatives & process improvement studies.