Intern/Co-op (Summer 2025)

Job Summary:

Responsible for rapid development and deployment of right size equipment necessary to achieve or improve single piece flow line manufacturing.

Major Responsibilities & Authority:

• The individual must be willing and capable of developing, modifying, and building machinery that adheres to Pursuit Aerospace - Cleveland's Universal numbering system, and ensuring operator and part safety.
• Responsible for rapidly reproducing right size production ready equipment throughout the shop.
• Capable of utilizing machinery and materials within the shop to create and modify custom components.
• Capable of collaborating with all levels within of the organization such as Operators, Engineers, Leads, Quality, EH&S, and Knowledge Processing Outsourcing (KPO) team.
• Must utilize Kaizen tools to support manufacturing processes and flow lines.
• Ability to interpret blueprints, dimensions, symbols, and geometric tolerances based on customer specifications.
• Must be able to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
• Support and participate in various roles throughout the shop such as Kaizen and 3S workshops, including performing flow line operations.
• Travel to other Pursuit Aerospace sites may be offered and/or required.

Minimum Requirements:

• Mechanical and/or electrical assembly experience.
• Self-motivated with a tremendous sense of urgency, resourcefulness, and adaptability.
• Strong understanding of mechanical components and machine design
• Minimum of High School or equivalent.
• Ability to work independently.
• Ability to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment

Work Environment:

Primarily shop floor environment.

Equipment Used:

Computer, gaging, fixturing, machinery, and hand tools.

Additional Comments:

• Kaizen and Lean Manufacturing techniques knowledge preferred.
• CAD skills is preferred but not required.
• Familiarity with requirements for aerospace component manufacturing that includes having knowledge of aerospace fabrications, machining, laser technology, welding, coatings, and heat treatment is also preferred, but not required.