Supports the Plant Controller and Kentucky operations through inventory reconciliations, Scrap Hub invoicing, manufacturing costing, variance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and capital analysis. The role maintains costing files, investigates inventory and billing discrepancies, analyzes operational performance, and provides financial insight to Franklin and Shelbyville management. It requires close collaboration with operations, logistics, external partners, and plant leadership in a manufacturing environment.

Controls Engineer Interns assist with PLC and HMI programming, plant-process analysis, equipment troubleshooting, process improvements, documentation, and minor engineering projects. The role includes investigating equipment modifications, collaborating with engineers, participating in professional development, and following industrial safety procedures. Up to 20% travel may be required. Interns work primarily in an office with occasional exposure to manufacturing environments.

Industrial Engineer Interns will analyze and improve production processes, reduce waste, develop process maps and workflow diagrams, analyze operational data, support project scheduling and milestone tracking, participate in process-enhancement initiatives, and prepare reports for engineering teams. The role provides hands-on experience in a manufacturing environment and may include up to 20% travel.