Infrastructure Operations Intern

American Foods Group - Green Bay, WI

Full-time - Intern

Green Bay, WI

1,001-5,000 employees

Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods

About the position

As an Infrastructure Operations Intern at American Foods Group, you will assist the team in configuring servers and maintaining the underlying infrastructure systems. This internship offers hands-on experience in server infrastructure management, technical support, and project participation, providing a comprehensive learning opportunity in the technology sector of the food processing industry.

Responsibilities

• Accurately track, configure, deploy, and maintain server infrastructure systems including VMs, server hardware, Operating Systems, and backup and disaster recovery systems.
• Evaluate and prioritize incoming tickets, calls, and issues to provide technical support to users.
• Support technology as per written designs in line with AFG, departmental, and industry standards.
• Follow project, testing, and implementation plans and project timelines.
• Work on defined projects or assist on larger task lists on projects.
• Participate in testing of new technologies or processes and provide feedback.
• Create documentation as needed for any new or changed project or technology.
• Participate in Infrastructure team activities such as stand-up meetings and disaster recovery testing.

Requirements

• Must have completed your Junior year at a credited College or University.
• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Desire and ability to work well both independently and cross-functionally.
• Strong communication and leadership skills.
• Inquisitive individual with a desire to gain knowledge through experience.

Benefits

• Earning a competitive wage.
• Provided housing at no cost.
• Exposure to and development of knowledge and skills associated with the food processing business.
• Opportunities to thrive in a teamwork environment and hone interpersonal skills.
• Manage various projects throughout the internship specific to your declared discipline.
• Earn academic credits through a supervised educational internship (if applicable).
• Gain real work experience that cannot be achieved in the classroom.