Industrial Engineering Intern at Ashok Leyland

Ashok Leyland is hiring a Industrial Engineering Intern in Bhandara. Ashok Leyland is a OEM (commercial vehicles) and one of the most recognised names in the Indian automotive industry, and this internship places you inside a team that designs, builds and ships vehicles used by millions of people every day. As a Industrial Engineering Intern at Ashok Leyland Bhandara, you will work alongside experienced engineers and managers on live programmes rather than sample projects. You will spend time on the shop floor and in design reviews, learn how a product moves from concept to a road-ready vehicle, and take genuine ownership of a scoped piece of work. What you will do: • Support day-to-day engineering work on active Ashok Leyland programmes in Bhandara. • Apply Industrial Engineering, Time Study, Lean, MS Excel to real problems, with review and mentorship from senior engineers. • Collect and analyse data, document your findings and present them to the team. • Work cross-functionally with design, manufacturing, quality and supply-chain colleagues. • Follow safety, quality and compliance standards expected in automotive manufacturing. Who should apply: • Students and recent graduates in engineering or a related discipline. • Working knowledge of Industrial Engineering, Time Study, Lean — depth matters more than breadth. • Curiosity about how vehicles are engineered and a willingness to learn on the floor. • Strong communication and the discipline to document work clearly. What you get: a monthly stipend of ₹18,000, a 12-month structured programme, mentorship from automotive professionals, and experience at Ashok Leyland that carries real weight on an engineering CV. If you want to build a career in the automobile industry in Bhandara, apply now — we would like to meet you. Responsibilities: Support engineering work on live Ashok Leyland programmes in Bhandara; Apply Industrial Engineering, Time Study, Lean to real engineering problems; Analyse data, document findings and present them to the team; Collaborate with design, manufacturing, quality and supply-chain teams. Requirements: Working knowledge of Industrial Engineering, Time Study, Lean, MS Excel; Open to students and recent graduates; Interest in the automobile / mobility industry; Strong problem-solving, documentation and communication skills.

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