Company description

Forgis is building the intelligent layer for manufacturing plants, an orchestration platform that integrates machines across vendors, hardware types, and applications. On top of this, we bring real-time intelligence: digital engineers that learn from data, make decisions, and continuously optimize production, from configuring and validating lines to predicting failures and guiding operators. From one interface, Forgis turns disconnected automation into a unified, adaptive system: the factory’s brain.

Operations Intern

As an Operations Intern at Forgis, you will work directly alongside the founders to keep the organizational engine running at full speed. This is not a coffee-and-calendar role. You'll be hands-on in the processes, documentation, stakeholder workflows, and culture initiatives that make Forgis operate with excellence. You'll get exposure to every corner of the company and you'll be expected to take real ownership from day one.

Responsibilities

• Keep operations tight : Support the management and continuous improvement of internal processes, documentation, and operational standards. You'll help ensure everything is organized, up to date, and actually used, not just filed away.
• Stakeholder engagement : Engage directly with Fortune 500 manufacturers, public institutions, grant organizations, and strategic partners, ensuring every relationship is managed with reliability, and every external deliverable is met with precision.

This role is ideal for you if

• You are exceptionally organized, with a zero-defect mindset and a genuine love for turning chaos into clarity.
• You have an entrepreneurial mindset, you spot gaps and fill them before being asked , and you never wait for someone to hand you a to-do list.
• You are outstanding socially : strong emotional intelligence, positive energy, and the kind of presence that makes people feel things are under control.
• You are and comfortable picking new ones fast. Bonus points if you've built automations with tools like n8n or Zapier to eliminate work that shouldn't exist.