Electrical Engineer Intern

Armstrong World Industries is a building products company focused on transforming the design and construction of spaces. The Electrical Engineer Intern will complete an engineering project, troubleshoot electrical manufacturing equipment, contribute to capital engineering projects, and gain exposure to project management and equipment reliability practices.

What you'll do:

• Completing an assigned engineering project during the term of the internship
• Troubleshooting electrical manufacturing equipment
• Contributing to several ongoing capital engineering projects diverse areas of the plant
• Gaining experience and exposure to the Project Management Life Cycle, including:
• Preparation of project specifications and requirements
• Project schedule coordination and utilization of Project Management tools
• Installation oversight, project closing activities, and sustainability initiatives

What they're looking for:

• Obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering with a minimum 3.0 GPA
• Must be a maximum of 24 months away from graduation
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office products, particularly Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
• Outstanding interpersonal skills, team-oriented, and technically savvy
• Previous internship in manufacturing environment
• Excellent time management skills and ability to meet deadlines
• Demonstrated leadership skills

Benefits:

• The opportunity to begin your career with the most innovative and forward-thinking building products company in the industry
• The opportunity to help transform the design and building of spaces, so that occupants, owners, operators, and communities can thrive, today and into the future
• Gain a deep understanding of Armstrong products, processes, and test requirements
• Gain valuable experience and exposure to a large scale manufacturing facility and equipment and safe working practices
• Gain valuable experience and exposure to capital engineering projects taking place within varied areas of the plant
• Gain valuable experience and exposure to Equipment Reliability, including asset management, process improvement, capital management and execution, contractor integration and management, and development of machine maintenance best practices (PM, PdM, etc.)