Internship Robotics Control Jobs in Portland, OR

About the Role:

As a Manufacturing Intern at Analog Devices (ADI), you will join a team that isresponsible forensuring product manufacturing issues are addressedin order toachieve output, quality, andcost goals. Manufacturing Engineers are responsible for addressing product / process interaction issues that affect module performance, oversight and execution of release to manufacturing deliverables, conducting data analysis to improve processes, developing and improving statistical process controls. Thisis a hands-on position that requires a strong ability to work on a suite of complex automated and manual manufacturing and material evaluation equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Generate detailed assembly guides documenting processes, including component attach, mechanical assembly, wirebond, and seal operations.

• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reliability, and quality within assembly and manufacturing processes.

• Collaborate with mechanical design engineers to develop fixturing and improve designs for manufacturability.

• Implement process improvements for existing assembly methods.

• Work with Design Engineering to incorporate design-for-manufacturing best practices to improve time-to-market, cost, and quality.

• Aid in risk identification and mitigation with Design and Process Development engineers to support production release schedules.

• Characterize and monitor newly released processes in collaboration with Development and Process Sustaining engineers.

• Contribute to robust product test plans and methods in partnership with Design and Test Engineering teams.

• Support process documentation updates, including implementation in a Manufacturing Execution System (MES).

• Perform data analysis to optimize processes, ensure Statistical Process Control (SPC), and improve yield.

• Assist in coordinating manufacturing plans and schedules for pipeline development.

Must Have Skills:

• Ability to work hands-on with complex automated and manual manufacturing and material evaluation equipment.

• Ability to identify and implement process improvements that improve efficiency, reliability, quality, yield, cost, and time-to-market.

• Ability to collaborate cross-functionally with Design Engineering, Mechanical Design Engineering, Test Engineering, Process Development, Process Sustaining, and Manufacturing teams.

• Ability to perform data analysis, support Statistical Process Control (SPC), and use process data to optimize manufacturing outcomes.

• Ability to create and maintain process documentation, including assembly guides and Manufacturing Execution System (MES) updates.

• Ability to support risk identification, mitigation, process characterization, production release schedules, and manufacturing plans.

Preferred Education and Experience:

• Pursuing a BS in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related technical discipline.

• Proficient in interpreting technical drawings, including GD&T.

• Experience or familiarity with manufacturing techniques, including wire bonding, die attach, and surface mount technologies (preferred through internships).

• Strong computer skills, including proficiency with CAD tools (preferably SolidWorks) and MS Office.

• Analytical skills with a solid understanding of Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Design of Experiments (DOE).

• Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.

• Hands-on experience in a workshop setting, including manufacturing, assembly, and prototyping.

• Motivated, team-oriented, and passionate about engineering and manufacturing.