College Summer Intern - Manufacturing (Mechanical Engineering)

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Job Type: 10-Week Summer Internship (May 11 - July 24 w/June 29-July 3 off)
Pay: $20/hour
Working Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM
Experience: Mechanical, Industrial, or similar Engineering Program Student
Location: Greenville, SC 29615​​
  

Who We Are and What We Do

Circuit Board Medics (CBM) was founded in 2010, and since then has built a stellar reputation in the remanufacturing industry by delivering high-quality work and exceptional customer service. We specialize in the repairs and upgrades of automotive and appliance modules, restoring the circuit boards of vital components helping to get our customers back up and running. By choosing CBM, our customers experience superior quality and significant cost savings compared to purchasing new replacement parts—all while contributing to a more sustainable future through remanufacturing.
 

Guided by the vision "CARE. SERVE. RESTORE.", we are dedicated to restoring normalcy to our customers' lives when their electronics fail. This mission is driven by a team that genuinely cares, upholding the core values of People, Excellence, and Ownership in everything we do. Often this means going beyond the in-house repair work we do to consult with our customers remotely in order to diagnose and troubleshoot faults and failures. Through this level of excellence in workmanship and true customer care, Circuit Board Medics has earned a five-star reputation in the world of automotive and appliance circuit board remanufacturing.
 

You can learn more about our products and who we are at: www.circuitboardmedics.com
 

Job Description
As our Manufacturing Support Intern, you will work as part of our Manufacturing Support Center in collaboration with our Production, New Products, and Quality teams. You will be responsible for day to day manufacturing tasks (3D printing, CNC machining, fabrication) as well as drafting designs for an assortment of process improvement and production projects. This will involve instructive sessions with our Manufacturing Support Center lead, where as a student you will receive coaching on problem solving, manufacturing design, and inter-departmental communication around your projects to aid you in completing your tasks and building soft skills.

Responsibilities and Duties:

• Draft and design parts, tooling and fixtures for use in production and elsewhere
• Prototype and manufacture parts, tooling and fixtures
• Use and maintain prototyping and fabrication equipment
• Use CAD (Solidworks) to facilitate the above
• Shadow production and quality teams
• Communicate with production teams to assess and modify parts, tooling, and fixtures
• Daily reporting of project status and action planning

Qualifications and Skills:

• Experience with or ongoing education in drafting and CAD (Solidworks preferred)
• Parallel thinking and creative problem solving ability (observant contributor)
• Proficiency in communicating concepts and project details in plain language
• Developed capacity for active listening and observation
• Ability to adapt to a fast-paced and evolving work environment
    

Schedule: 

• Week 1 (May 11): Department shadowing and onboarding
• Week 2:  Equipment and design training
• Week 3: Production and quality task assistance 
• Weeks 4-10: Design and manufacturing support projects