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Logistics Innovation Intern / Co-Op - Spring/Summer/Fall 2022

Bosch Group

Logistics Innovation Intern / Co-Op - Spring/Summer/Fall 2022

Florence, KY
Internship
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Job Description

    The Robert Bosch Corporation realizes the mutual benefit of developing students over several work terms in the Logistics function. Therefore, we are seeking to hire students who wish to begin their Bosch career with a co-op at the Florence, KY facility. Students will receive valuable training, develop interpersonal skills, and gain increased work responsibilities throughout the program.

    At the Florence, KY facility, Bosch designs and produces precision automotive steering components and systems sold to vehicle manufacturers worldwide. These include electronic steering racks and various components supporting the assemblies.

    ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: include but not limited to the following

    • Develop and design, or improve, existing automotive packaging, while meeting functionality and cost requirements.
    • Develop cost justifications for new/updated packaging requirements through Total Cost of Ownership analysis and calculations
    • Communicate directly with packaging suppliers to request samples, test and procure packaging
    • Support the Logistics Innovation team with Industry 4.0 projects, such as RFID, smart cameras, Wi-Fi labels, Milk-run optimizations, AGV scoping, etc.
    • Support Internal/ external value stream design improvements.
    • Improve / standardize work and milk-runs.
    • Become familiar with Lean Manufacturing Principles (Bosch Production System)
    • Communicate with recycling suppliers to help in the “Zero Waste to Landfill” initiative by BOSCH Group.
    • Troubleshoot and perform problem analysis related to production, products and materials.
    • Work with other departments (Production, Planning, Quality, etc.) in support of projects and departmental logistics engineering / packaging goals and objectives.
    • Develop and manage master Plan for Every Part (PFEP).
    • Design and modify CAD plant layouts based on logistics’ needs.
    • Any other special projects as assigned.
  • Qualifications

    Qualifications

    EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:

    • Qualified candidates will have at least sophomore status and be a Packaging Engineering/Science, Business, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering Majors.

    QUALIFICATIONS/COMPETENCY:

    • Minimum 3.00 overall GPA and a 3.5 GPA in their core concentration required
    • Demonstrated leadership and persuasive skills, strong work ethic, and entrepreneurial spirit
    • MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and SAP Experience Preferred
    • Desire to contribute and learn in a team-based environment
    • The student must be available to work full time, preferably for a 6 month rotation
      • Summer term intern will only be accepted with a Fall term to follow

    Additional Information

    By choice, we are committed to a diverse workforce - EOE/Protected Veteran/Disabled.