Work Alongside a World Class Company

Our Internship Program Helps You Gain Relevant Experience to Improve Your Resume

Edgewater’s internship program allows you to improve your resume, skills, communication, and get paid in the process. It is the perfect opportunity for a high school graduate with a positive attitude and willingness to learn to benefit from working alongside a group of some of the most talented and knowledgeable group of professionals in the industry.

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Electrical Engineering

  • Mechatronics Engineering

Responsibilities as an Intern

As an intern at Edgewater Automation, your duties include:

  • Conduct quality, hard work to the projects and tasks given.

  • Participate in our annual design challenge

  • Have a positive, and wanting-to-learn attitude when working at Edgewater Automation.

Terms of Internship

  • Applicant must be 18 years of age by the start date.

  • Applicant must have graduated high school or have earned a GED equivalent.

  • The Internship Program at Edgewater Automation generally lasts a duration of 3 to 6 months.

Benefits of Edgewater’s Internship Program

Being in the internship program comes with a paycheck and hands-on experience, which not only helps build your resume but also will teach many skills to help you in the future, including:

  • Responsibility

  • Communication

  • Creativity

  • Networking

  • Competitive Advantages

Edgewater Automation - Internship Program
Edgewater Automation - Apprenticeship Program
Changing the face of manufacturing_Edgewater Automation
Cody Laughlin_Internship Program

Meet Cody Laughlin
Mechanical Design Engineer

Cody Laughlin is a Mechanical Design Engineer at Edgewater. He got his first exposure to Edgewater through the FIRST Robotics program in 2013. He was on the design team from 2014 through 2015 and was offered an Internship his senior year to work 1 to 2 hours after school every day at Edgewater. Cody was subsequently offered a 2-year Apprenticeship at Edgewater and was paid for every penny of his tuition, books, and fees at Lake Michigan College. Cody said “I get great experiences here…it’s very hands-on. I honestly don’t think I could have gone 4 years to college because I don’t learn all that well from books. I learn by doing. And, best of all, I get to be a part of starting from a blank sheet of paper to the final product design on display at the shop floor.”