Manufacturing Engineer Intern

Job description

At Layup Parts, we're developing the technology that will build the future. We're a manufacturing technology company replacing months of lead time with days, using proprietary software, automation, and advanced manufacturing systems built for speed. Our customers are inventing what's next, in aerospace, defense, robotics, and beyond. To keep up with them, manufacturing has to change. That's what we're building. We design, machine, laminate, and build at industry-leading speeds. Now we’re looking for highly motivated Manufacturing Engineer Interns who aren’t afraid to tackle challenges head-on. We value initiative, teamwork, and a get-it-done attitude. Rolling Applications Open Year-Round: Whether you're looking for a Fall, Winter, Spring, or Summer internship, we’re accepting applications on a rolling basis. Join us for the season that fits your schedule and make a real impact on our fast-moving team. You will work on: Designing molds and tools for customer parts with great documentation. Ply / kit generation from customer designs as well as projector data/programming. Customers production “cost down” and DFM efforts to help us scale and meet their needs as their quantities grow, owning their success. Be hands on with production to understand their issues and bottlenecks, find ways to make their job easier in scalable ways. Required: Be awesome! Be the kind of person you want to work with! In pursuit of a Bachelors or Masters Degree in Engineering. Some background/experience in composites manufacturing; e.g. from school project team, hobby, other work experience etc. Be proficient in a professional CAD suite (NX, SolidWorks, Catia, etc.) and be comfortable making professional drawings for manufacture. U.S. Persons status is required as this position needs to access export controlled data Preferred: Have proficient understanding of designing for Composites lamination, machining, and 3D printing. Have experience in other composites manufacturing methods like vacuum infusion (VARTM), compression molding, trapped rubber molding, and/or wet-layup.