At L.L.Bean, we believe the outdoors brings out the best in all of us. We are committed to fostering a culture of belonging and creating safe, inclusive spaces where everyone feels welcome—both here and Outside. We value individual differences and are dedicated to maintaining an inclusive work environment where everyone can bring the best of their experience and talents and truly thrive.
At L.L.Bean, we’re not just about selling gear; we’re about inspiring and enabling people to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you’re hiking up a mountain of data, paddling through event planning, or navigating the trails of hiring top talent, you’ll find your place here as a summer intern. Lace up your boots, grab your backpack, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure like no other with L.L.Bean’s Summer Internship Program.
Participation in the 2027 Summer Internship Program requires working in person at one of our Maine office locations. This internship requires 32–36 hours per week, with in-office attendance Monday through Thursday.
Our Summer 2027 Internship Program is 2 months and will run from June 1st to July 31st
All interns are expected to be on-site within commuting distance from Freeport, ME for the full 2-month program
As an intern in our Engineering Department, you will be given specific projects to complete throughout the summer within your department and the results of your projects will have a direct impact on our company.
Position Purpose: Apply Industrial Engineering methodologies in planning activities for moderately complex equipment and workflow layouts in the Order Fulfillment Center and the Manufacturing Division. May assign duties to non-exempt technicians.
Responsibilities:
Assist in compiling labor cost data to help manage existing and future operational or production activities.
Prepare feasibility studies relevant to capital expenditures for components of new processes. Perform basic cost studies and ergonomic analyses to support recommendations. Share data with more senior engineers.
Assist Intermediate Industrial Engineer in compiling labor and material cost estimates for new equipment.
May mentor and support non-exempt technicians
Analyze methods, layout and workflow of component processes of basic size and moderate complexity to increase efficiency and productivity.
Utilize ergonomic analysis to develop safest methods and layout of workspace.
Determine most effective work methods for components of operations or production and recommend improvements and changes.
Design workplace layout and assist in determining cost of improvements.
Compile and assimilate data related to components of operational or production processes.
Determine standard time for each operation using time study analysis of motion patterns.
Establish standard data for operations or production.
Maintain current labor standards.
Share engineered standards and ergonomic information with employees.
Communicate changes in standards to leadership.
Work with employees upon the implementation of new standards and ergonomic improvements.
Serve as a resource to supervision in addressing questions and concerns related to standards and ergonomics.
Skills and Qualifications:
BSIE/BSIT or other engineering
Some applicable Industrial Engineering experience
Strength in applying Industrial Engineering practices and methodologies
Strength in understanding operations decisions and impacts to changes
Some understanding of financial impacts to business decisions
Basic project management experience
Demonstrated effective relationship and team building skills
Demonstrated success delivering results with focus on process effectiveness
Proven ability to work collaboratively with diverse groups
Housing Stipend Eligibility: Interns who do not have access to housing within 50 miles of the Freeport Headquarters may be eligible to receive a housing stipend to help relieve travel or living costs for the summer. All requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to…