Manufacturing Engineer Intern

ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions

. The internship program is a 12-week program designed to give current engineering students exposure to different manufacturing facilities focused on the full life cycle process.

Posted 5/6/2026internshipMonroe • North Carolina • 🇺🇸 United StatesEntry LevelWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

The internship program is a 12-week program designed to give current engineering students exposure to different manufacturing facilities focused on the full life cycle process.
Interns will learn about the ASSA ABLOY culture and network with leaders of the company.
The majority of the time will be spent completing on-the-job field training in the 12-week period.
During the summer, Interns will be exposed to all elements of manufacturing, in many cases performing each role for a day or part of a day to understand each phase of the process.
Intern will be responsible for running a small project.
Interns will partner with departments to understand the plant and can include non-manufacturing roles like HR, Finance, Purchasing, Sourcing and Logistics (if stated interest).

Requirements

What you’ll need

Majoring in Engineering
Must have completed Freshman and Sophomore year of college
Demonstrate leadership skills
Work effectively in a team environment
Express ideas and information in a clear and concise manner
Recognize and respond effectively to unexpected situations and tight deadlines
Demonstrate flexibility and adaptability to changing task priorities and work situations
Demonstrate ability to complete tasks regardless of obstacles

Benefits

Comp & perks

40 hours per week, some time spent at a desk and other times out on factory floor
Work primarily indoors with a range of temperatures
Work around heavy and moving machinery

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Soft Skills

leadership skillsteamworkcommunicationflexibilityadaptabilityproblem-solvingtime management