Victaulic Summer Internship Program
Description: The Summer Internship program is a three month exploration that provides a well-rounded, real-world look into what it means to work at Victaulic and in your field of interest. While the majority of the internships are held at our corporate headquarters in Easton, PA, we do occasionally support interns at other PA locations (Alburtis, Nazareth, and Allentown). Our interns spend their time gaining experience and working directly with their supervisor and team members. Interns should expect to take on ownership of robust projects that have an immediate and significant impact on their department and Victaulic business. As a Victaulic intern, you will be regarded as a great resource to our summer productivity.
We seek to strike a balance between mentoring our interns, teaching them new skills, while providing them with a challenging workload and interesting projects. Through networking events, a buddy program, social activities, competitive compensation and more we hope to provide a rich experience that fosters development on a number of personal and professional levels. You will work with your recruiter to determine the perfect fit at Victaulic based on your career interests, major, and our departments’ needs.
Qualifications:
- Major: Pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering or an engineering related field relevant to the department of interest.
- Class year: Must be at minimum rising into sophomore year in college
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Interest in and ability to contribute to a team environment
Majors & Departments:
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Computer Engineering/Software Engineering
- Virtual Design & Construction Dept – Create 3D virtual models of piping installations for testing purposes
- Fire Protection Dept – Product development and testing related to fire suppression systems
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Chemical Engineering/Materials Science
- Materials Technology Dept – Research and test chemicals/materials used in gasket production
- Insulation Technology Dept – Product development of insulation methods used in piping installations
- Global Process Technology Dept - Utilize electron microscopy techniques for metallurgical laboratory testing of different samples.
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Fire Protection Engineering
- Fire Protection Dept – Product development and testing related to fire suppression systems
- Vortex Dept – Product assembly and operations related to fire suppression systems
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Mechanical Engineering
- Transformation & Operational Excellence (T&OE) - Focus on Lean Manufacturing initiatives, process improvement, and Kanban.
- Insulation Technology Dept – Product development of insulation methods used in piping installations
- Fluid Control Technology Dept – Control output of fluid in piping systems with use of company products
- Fire Protection Dept – Product development and testing related to fire suppression systems
- Sustaining Engineering Dept – Performance enhancements for existing products to increase efficiency
- Fabrication Dept – Design and provide pre-assembled piping installation systems to solve customer issues
- Application Engineering Dept – Customer support and root cause analysis for product issues
- Engineering Lab Dept – Product testing in the Research & Development Lab
- Manufacturing Dept – Improve processes and LEAN initiatives to increase production
- Foundry Dept – Fixture design, robot programming, and scrap reduction
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Industrial Engineering/Automation
- Manufacturing Dept – Improve processes and LEAN initiatives to increase production
- Foundry Dept – Fixture design, robot programming, and scrap reduction
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Mechanical Design Engineering
- Piping System Design Dept – Design products to accommodate movement in piping systems
- Tools Technology Dept – Design and build prototypes of machine tools used in production
- Engineering Design Dept – Creating and revising Solidworks models and drawings
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
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