Intern-Sustaining & Expertise

Gutor is a leading international manufacturer of UPS systems for industrial applications. The company has been in business for over 75 years and has a proven track record of delivering high-quality products and services. Gutor's products are designed to meet the demanding needs of industries such as oil & gas, petrochemical, chemical, nuclear, and transportation. The company also has a global presence with over 600 employees in more than 30 countries and branches in Brazil, China, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the U.S.A to name a few.

Gutor is committed to providing its customers with the best possible support. The company has a team of experienced engineers and technicians who are available to help with any problems that may arise.

Mechanical Engineering Intern – Mechanical Processes & Digitalization

SUMMARY OF THE JOB

The Mechanical Engineering Intern – Mechanical Processes & Digitalization supports the Mechanical Engineering team while delivering a cross-functional Continuous Improvement project. The role focuses on standardizing mechanical engineering information and working methods across the full standardized UPS product line, including product variants and configuration-specific requirements. The intern will improve how Mechanical Work Instructions, mechanical processes, 3D models, drawings and related engineering information are structured, maintained and made available for efficient, repeatable assembly. The work will align information across Configurator, SAP, QMS and supporting databases and establish a methodology suitable for deployment to other Gutor plants.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SUPPORT

• Maintain and update mechanical 3D models (Solidworks) and drawings across the standardized UPS product line.
• Review and reorganize mechanical engineering documentation to improve clarity, accessibility, consistency and usability.
• Update Mechanical Work Instructions and associated engineering documentation.
• Ensure agreed documentation changes are consistently reflected in the relevant engineering information and systems.
• Prepare change documentation and deliver training on what changed and how the revised structure should be used.

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT & DIGITALIZATION

• Map the end-to-end mechanical engineering and assembly information flow across the full standardized UPS product line.
• Create a structured inventory of Mechanical Work Instructions and key mechanical processes covering product variants and configurations.
• Review how relevant information is organized across Configurator, SAP, QMS and supporting databases.
• Identify gaps, duplication, outdated information, inconsistencies and opportunities for simplification and standardization.
• Work with Mechanical Engineering, Assembly/Production, Quality, IT and Configuration Management (Satellite) to define priorities.
• Develop and implement one standardized documentation and process structure for the complete product line.
• Harmonize Mechanical Work Instructions, 3D models, drawings and process information across the relevant systems.
• Validate the standardized solution with users, capture lessons learned and define the approach for cross-plant deployment.

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS – REQUIRED

• Bachelor’s degree or recent graduate in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical and Energy Engineering, or a comparable discipline.
• Understanding of mechanical design, manufacturing and engineering-documentation principles.
• Experience with CAD or 3D modelling tools and mechanical drawings.
• Interest in assembly processes, Continuous Improvement and engineering data management.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to structure complex technical information across a product line.
• Ability to collaborate across Engineering, Production, Quality, IT and Configuration Management.
• Clear written and verbal communication, including documentation and user training.
• Fluent English.

 

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS – DESIRED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL

• Previous exposure to industrial products, manufacturing, assembly or engineering-documentation activities.
• Familiarity with SAP/ PDM, QMS, product configurators or engineering data-management systems.
• Awareness of product-line standardization, modular design or Continuous Improvement methods.

PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

• Collaborative, hands-on and well-organized working style.
• Curiosity and willingness to understand both engineering details and assembly needs.
• Practical problem-solving mindset with attention to detail and documentation quality.
• Ability to manage structured work across multiple product variants and stakeholder groups.
• Ownership of agreed deliverables and openness to user feedback.

EXPECTED INTERNSHIP DELIVERABLES

 

• Current-state assessment of Mechanical Work Instructions, processes, 3D models, drawings and digital information across the standardized product line.
• One reorganized and standardized mechanical documentation structure covering product variants and configuration-specific content.
• Updated 3D models, drawings and related mechanical documentation where required.
• Standardized Mechanical Work Instructions supporting efficient, repeatable and scalable assembly.
• Defined alignment approach between Configurator, SAP, QMS and supporting databases.
• Validated product-line solution reviewed with Mechanical Engineering, Assembly/Production, Quality, IT and Configuration Management (Satellite).
• Training package and stakeholder training explaining the changes and correct use of the standardized structure.
• Scaling methodology and recommendations for deployment to other Gutor plants.

 

Gutor is an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination/harassment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.