Yaskawa America, Inc. - Drives & Motion Division proudly offers undergraduate engineering students the opportunity to take advantage of our student programs. The primary and underlying focus of the program is to give you a real-life look at what engineers do in the world of automation. We encourage you to put your education into action and get hands-on training by working on everyday engineering projects. Our overall goal is to provide you with a variety of real and interesting projects to work on, as nothing beats true field experience.
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Yaskawa is currently seeking a local Electrical Engineering student to work in Oak Creek, WI interested in a summer internship for 2023. This position will continue to work 10-20 hours per week during the fall semester 2023. We are happy to offer flexible scheduling for the right student.
This student will work as a sustaining engineer on the NPI project team.
-Work on continuous improvement and cost-down projects.
-Learn tasks within engineering at YAI
-Learn industry standards.
Requirements:
-Currently Pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in EE, with sophomore or junior standing.
-Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills
-Willingness to work with a team
-Has a passion for learning and exploring new ideas
Yaskawa provides students with everything they need to be successful including a generous hourly rate, a housing allowance for students who relocate for work, a department mentor, safety shoe reimbursement, and paid holidays as well as an opportunity to be considered for full-time work.
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