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ALCOA, INC.
Alcoa is a global leader in lightweight metals technology, engineering, and manufacturing. At Alcoa, interns help develop and improve the products used in daily life, making amazing innovations a sustainable reality. The company offers a wide variety of opportunities for college interns and new graduates in many disciplines, including automotive, aerospace, in - dustrial, and electronic consumer products.
While an internship with Alcoa provides the intern with invaluable experience that can be utilized in any role, it is Alcoa’s goal to evaluate its interns for potential entry-level openings. With over 60 locations across the US, there are opportunities to work in a variety places around the country. Internships are located in Alcoa, TN; Lancaster, PA; Pittsburgh, PA; Norcross, GA; Boonville, IN; and Cleveland, OH.
Alcoa interns have the opportunity to be part of real world business scenarios. Its interns learn the company’s business processes and are given ample mentoring and instruction. Their skills are sharpened as full members of a project team, working alongside leaders in partnership with business unit clients. Interns are also exposed to a variety of project- based assignments that allow them to add value to the company. Interns are assigned projects based on their business unit specifications that vary depending on location.
Internships typically run from May or June through August. For all the internships, the student must be enrolled in an accredited university or college, and be a sophomore or above. The company prefers the student to have a GPA of 3.0 or above.
Some of the highlights as a member of the team are:
•Information sessions with the senior leadership team across Alcoa
•Housing stipend/housing for students who reside outside of their internship location
•Professional development opportunities and on the job training
•Exposure to the inner workings of a Fortune 500 company
•A competitive wage
•Plant tours and possible opportunities to visit other Alcoa locations
•Social activities with other interns and Alcoa colleagues
To search for all internship opportunities, go to: http://careers.alcoa.com/jobs/search?tags=xInternx
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