Intern Analyst - Industrial Engineer (Spring 2027 Internship)

Position Summary The role of a student at Connors Group is to participate in client consulting projects and contribute to each of these projects as an Intern Analyst, while learning the role of a consultant. Our expectation is that you model the core values by which the Connors Group operates: Always demonstrate professional and ethical behavior Provides exceptional value to our clientsProvides the highest quality of service through your workContributes to making Connors Group a great place to workContributes to helping make our communities better places to live Duties And Responsibilities Job Responsibilities Successfully complete data collection activities for various types of studies across multiple industriesProfessionally communicate with all levels of employees at the client site, and all levels within the project teamResponsible for self-time management, progress reporting of tasks to direct project lead and work productively for the assigned observation durations on the client siteTravels extensively (80-100%), and sometimes independently, throughout the USOther duties as assigned Competencies Demonstrates initiative, responsibility and analytical thinkingLearns the role of the professional consultant and the technical skills required to be an effective Industrial EngineerFlexibility to work alternative hours, including evenings and weekends Professional Development Learns the role of a professional Management ConsultantLearns the technical skills required to be an effective Industrial EngineerWorks directly with experienced teams including both peers and experienced consultantsWork with a variety of client companies in the Manufacturing, Distribution and Retail industriesParticipate in projects to help clients solve business problems and improve their business operations Qualifications Pursuing Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering Ability to travel extensively (80-100%), and sometimes independently, throughout the USStrong work ethic and capability to work independentlyStrong communication and presentation skillsDemonstrated ability to assess and solve problemsWorking knowledge of MS Office including: Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OutlookMinimum 3.0 GPA in Industrial Engineering coursesActive driver's license and access to reliable auto transportation and a major US airport Working conditions Intern/Co-Ops, at times, must work in challenging, non-standard environments. This could include: Time of day: Evenings (5 PM - 10 PM), overnight shifts (10 PM – 6 AM), Day of week: Weekends (Saturday/Sunday)Strenuous Activity: Continuous walking throughout the shift, standing on your feet the entire shiftEnvironmental: Client sites with abnormal temperatures, such as but not limited to, above 70°, between 37° and 50°, and below 32°