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At Siemens Healthineers Magnet Technology in Oxfordshire we are a world leader in the design and manufacture of superconducting MRI magnets for medical applications. We are proud to develop truly innovative technology and continue to push the boundaries to make MRI systems more accessible worldwide.
Apply now for the position of Operational Excellence & Continuous Improvement Intern and gain hands-on experience helping to improve the performance and effectiveness of our manufacturing operations.
Working with teams across the business, you’ll use data and operational insights to identify opportunities for improvement, understand where changes could make a difference and support projects that help us work more effectively.
Based at our brand-new facility in Bicester, this role offers a unique opportunity to experience first-hand how a large-scale manufacturing operation works. You’ll gain exposure to the challenges of managing daily operations and play an active part in our continuous drive to improve efficiency, optimise processes and enhance performance.
You will be an undergraduate student completing a 12-month industrial placement or sandwich year as part of your degree. Degrees in Business, Management, Operations, Engineering or related subjects may be particularly relevant, but we welcome applications from students from other degree disciplines who can demonstrate an interest in operational performance and continuous improvement.
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You must also have eligibility to work in the UK for the duration of the internship (Summer 2027–Summer 2028), as we are unable to offer sponsorship for internship roles.
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