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Designs, specifies, implements, validates, and supports laboratory test systems for Cummins products. Responsibilities include troubleshooting test processes, applying FMEA and problem-solving methods, supporting component selection and calibration, documenting results, ensuring laboratory safety and data quality, and collaborating with engineers, technicians, suppliers, and lab customers under supervision.

Summer internship supporting engineering information systems, request fulfillment, service-level management, requirements gathering, knowledge management, troubleshooting, product change processes, technical repositories, and process improvement. The role requires collaboration with engineering practitioners, independent execution of established workflows, and problem resolution. Candidates must be enrolled full time in a U.S. degree program and work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks.

Supports product and component design, failure avoidance, problem solving, verification and validation, design reviews, and technical documentation. The intern assists with concept selection, design refinement, cross-functional integration, and resolution of moderately complex engineering issues under supervision. Work involves tools and processes including iDFMEA, DVA, GD&T, Creo, and ANSYS Workbench.

Marketing summer intern supports market research, pricing analysis, marketing and communications planning, customer satisfaction analysis, project coordination, brand strategy alignment, and continuous improvement. The role involves presenting findings to managers, collaborating across regions and business units, and learning marketing systems, processes, and channel support.

Sales summer internship supporting sales reporting, forecasting, market and financial analysis, budgeting, customer and regional planning, sales analytics tools, and special projects. The intern will coordinate with sales, account management, marketing, and related teams while developing communication, project management, product knowledge, and execution skills.

Supports ethics and compliance project teams with project scheduling, scope, resource, issue, risk, budget, and timeline management. Provides administrative and logistics support, maintains project records and databases, tracks project status, conducts research and analysis, documents team learnings, and communicates updates to project managers. The internship requires full-time student enrollment, 40 hours per week, and a 10- to 12-week summer commitment.

Supports employees and managers with HR inquiries, employee lifecycle processes, HR programs, data management, and policy-compliant solutions. Assists with employee experience improvements, stakeholder communication, process delivery, and continuous improvement initiatives across designated geographies. Requires current full-time enrollment in a degree program and availability for a full-time internship commitment.

Summer internship opportunities across manufacturing, supply chain planning and logistics, purchasing and supplier management, quality, and facilities. Interns support process improvement, production planning, purchasing systems, supplier coordination, quality investigations, facility projects, KPI analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives. Candidates must be enrolled full time in a U.S. degree program and available to work 40 hours per week for the required internship duration.

Summer Legal Intern supporting corporate legal work through legal research, contract drafting, commercial negotiations, litigation and regulatory analysis, legal data review, and process improvement projects. The role includes mentorship, training, and exposure to intellectual property, commercial transactions, labor and employment, and cybersecurity matters.

Summer IT internship offering tracks in business, applications, technical analysis, quality assurance, security, software development, and project coordination. Interns support requirements analysis, solution design, configuration, testing, troubleshooting, application maintenance, security, and project administration. Candidates must be enrolled full-time in an accredited U.S. degree program, work 40 hours weekly for 10–12 weeks, reside in the continental U.S., and demonstrate strong collaboration, communication, business insight, and technical aptitude.