FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Controls Tech Intern position?
The primary focus of the Controls Tech Intern position is to provide support in a fast-paced, high-volume manufacturing environment, specifically in areas such as troubleshooting and root cause analysis while applying technical expertise gained from academic studies.
What are the educational requirements for this internship?
Enrollment in college mechatronics or an equivalent program is required, with a preference for candidates who have completed their freshman year.
Is this internship paid?
Yes, the internship offers competitive pay.
What locations must interns be willing to work in?
Interns must be willing to work in any of BD's Columbus manufacturing locations.
What age must an intern be to qualify for this position?
Interns must be 18 years of age or older to qualify for this position.
Will interns receive mentorship during their internship?
Yes, interns will be assigned a mentor who will direct their work experience and project assignments.
Are there any specific programming skills required for this internship?
Preferred skills include experience with PLC, Servo, and Vision Programming, with a focus on Allen Bradley brand experience.
What is the expected duration of the internship?
Interns are expected to work a minimum of eight continuous weeks during the summer.
Are there any specific benefits associated with the internship?
Internships are not benefit eligible, but BD offers a competitive pay structure and various programs for associates.
What type of projects will interns work on?
Interns will work on project assignments that are commensurate with their academic background and may include opportunities outside of their classroom curriculum to gain experience.