Process Engineering Intern (EF Slitter) at Magnera… · Benson

Summary: Magnera Corporation is dedicated to enhancing the world through innovative material solutions. The internship focuses on maximizing material throughput through EF Slitting by evaluating current processes and identifying opportunities for increased efficiency. Responsibilities: - Own and manage the production flow through EF Slitting Lines 2 and 3, identified as the primary bottleneck impacting overall manufacturing throughput - Analyze and improve the slitting process with a focus on: Team member efficiency and task execution, Scrap rates and quality-related losses, Opportunities to increase yield and overall operational efficiency, Identification of additional value-added tasks or process changes to improve production flow - Conduct detailed time studies, on-the-floor observation, and data analysis to understand current-state performance - Develop and present actionable recommendations to optimize throughput, reduce scrap, and support consistent, reliable production performance Required Qualifications: - Rising Juniors or Seniors pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's in Business Administration, Industrial Management, Operations, Engineering, or a related field - Strong presentation, communication and organizational skills - Ability to work independently and take initiative - Professional attitude and willingness to learn - Desire to work in a team environment - Proficiency in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint to analyze data, create reports, prepare presentations, and document process improvements - Microsoft Visio - Ability to create clear process maps, flow diagrams, and layout representations to support material flow analysis and improvement planning - Lean Six Sigma Concepts - Foundational understanding of Lean and Six Sigma principles, including waste reduction, visual management, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement methodologies Required Skills: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Microsoft Visio, Process mapping, Flow diagramming, Lean Six Sigma concepts, Lean principles, Six Sigma principles, Waste reduction, Visual management, Root cause analysis, Continuous improvement methodologies, Professional attitude