Quality Engineering Intern

About the Role

• Analyze problems, determine root causes, and understand fundamental components. • Conduct analyses, prepare insights, and deliver recommendations. • Synthesize findings, draw conclusions, and present oral or written recommendations to supervisors. • Execute tasks related to functional projects and drive process improvements. • Communicate issues and roadblocks within areas of responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸problem analysis
• ▸insights
• ▸recommendations
• ▸process improvement
• ▸issue communication

What You Bring

The role operates primarily in a professional office setting, requiring standard equipment such as computers and phones. Interns must be onsite at WM’s downtown Houston headquarters Monday through Thursday, with a flexible remote day on Friday, and must reside in Houston, TX or surrounding areas. • Hold a high school diploma/GED and be pursuing or have recently completed a relevant bachelor's degree. • Prefer experience with AI‑related tools and technologies. • Demonstrate willingness to explore AI applications in Quality Engineering, testing, and automation. • Work onsite at downtown Houston headquarters Monday‑Thursday with a remote Friday; candidates must reside in the Houston area.

Requirements

• ▸bachelor's
• ▸ai tools
• ▸quality engineering
• ▸houston
• ▸remote
• ▸onsite

Benefits

WM's Summer Internship Program is a 12‑week paid experience that connects classroom learning with real‑world application. Early‑career talent is considered essential to the company's present and future, and interns are empowered from day one to contribute meaningfully in a purpose‑driven environment. Interns work alongside experienced professionals on real projects, own a meaningful initiative, and present results to senior leaders. The program also includes skill‑building workshops, executive roundtables, and community events that help build a strong network and a clear path to future opportunities at WM.

Work Environment

Hybrid