Summer 2027 Mars Snacking Project Engineering Internship

Job Description

At Mars, we work together to build a better world for people, pets, and the planet. From being a socially responsible business, to investing in our Associates, we're always looking at how we can make tomorrow brighter. As an Associate, you are empowered with the freedom and tools to be yourself, to forge your own path, to build relationships across our global community, to discover the right opportunities for you to grow – all with ample support. Here, you have our ongoing commitment to your growth and development as you work across our world-famous brands. Start your journey at Mars today! Mars Snacking Project Engineering Internship Experience As a Mars Snacking Project Engineering Intern, you will gain exposure to the following areas:

• Project lead or team member for a continuous improvement and/or growth project in a Chocolate, Gum/Mints, Fruity Confections, or Salty factory (manage scope / schedule / budget). Examples include:

Lead a cross functional team for the design of a Food Processing improvement project. Act as the project lead for the upgrade of an air handling system for M&M’s. Investigate sugar buildup in a key operations unit, identify the source, and create a plan to resolve. Develop ways to reduce waste in packaging and processing systems for Pringles Study and compile data to inform best design for new cooling tunnel installation.

• Work with contractor groups to organize, plan, and execute demolition, installation and/or commissioning relevant to project scope.
• Develop key competencies in Drives for Results, Action Oriented, and Builds Networks in preparation for a possible future career in Engineering at Mars.

What we’re looking for

Desired majors include: Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, or Food Process Related Engineering majors Eligible candidates will intern the summer prior to their final graduation date. Open to students legally authorized to work in the U.S., without the need for current or future work status auth