Engineering Interns - Summer 2027
The Manitowoc Company, Inc. · Shady Grove, PA, United States
- Full time
About the role
This is your opportunity to learn from the best! Manitowoc Cranes is looking for self-starting, motivated Engineering Interns for Summer 2027. This position is located in Shady Grove, PA. This is the perfect opportunity to enhance your education with practical hands-on experience to prepare you for your future and Build Something Real. This is a support role for engineering, with manufacturing and new product development exposure. You will interact with managers, project leaders, and engineers on a daily basis.
THE DAY TO DAY…
- Support engineering staff by performing basic engineering assignments in the design and development of crane control systems.
- This can involve participation with planning, technology research, functional design, prototyping, product/component testing, etc.
In this internship you will gain experience with multiple engineering roles such as Application, Electrical, Hydraulic, Powertrain and Structural.
You will be exposed to:
- Office Environment
- Crane design and manufacturing
- Design reviews
- Structural fabrication processes including cutting, welding, forming, machining and more.
- The product development process and manufacturing principles
- The systems prototyping process
- Production changes
- Final assembly processes
- Quality assurance processes
Engineering Areas:
Electrical, Hydraulic or Powertrain Engineering
- 3D cad package experience
- Basic knowledge of Electrical or Hydraulic Schematics
- Basic knowledge of Electrical/Electronic or Hydraulic Test Equipment
- Basic ability to format and analyze results of Data Acquisition tests.
- Basic knowledge of engines, transmissions, gearboxes, heating/cooling systems
- Ability to parse, organize and create test reports from collected data.
- Motivated and self – starter
Structural Engineering
- Emphasis on design and manufacturing course work. Basic working knowledge of a 3D modeling software, preferably Creo…AND/OR:
- Emphasis on structural course work. Basic working knowledge of a FEA program such as ANSYS
- Strong hobbies and interests in all things mechanical.
- Previous internship working with construction equipment or civil engineering projects like bridges is a plus.
- Experience in a test environment, application of strain gages, accelerometers, and other measurement equipment on large steel structures is a plus.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Must be enrolled as a student at an accredited university studying toward a bachelor’s degree in engineering.
- Must have and maintain a minimum G.P.A. of 3.0/4.0
- Should be mechanically inclined and have an interest in new product development, construction equipment, and manufacturing.