Who can apply?
- Applicants need at least one completed year of college courses. The posting prefers a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA rather than describing it as a hard minimum.
- Students must be eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship now or in the future.
- Kimberly-Clark seeks communication, independent and collaborative work, and problem-solving skills; advanced Excel, Power BI or Query, Tableau, CAD and SolidWorks are preferred rather than universally required.
The three-month internship and the longer co-op use different locations and academic schedules; selecting the wrong route can make an otherwise eligible application impractical.
Dates, pay & program timing
The three-month summer internship runs full time from May through August 2027 in Corinth, Mississippi or Neenah, Wisconsin. Six- or nine-month co-ops run January through August or May through December at a broader set of US sites. The posting lists $24.50 per hour plus overtime eligibility and does not publish a closing date.
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How to apply to Kimberly-Clark
- Choose between the three-month summer internship and a six- or nine-month co-op, then confirm that the listed dates and locations fit your academic schedule.
- Show completion of at least one college year and check the authorization rule. Treat the 3.0 GPA as a published preference and report your record accurately.
- Apply through the official Kimberly-Clark posting with engineering evidence matched to product, material, process or operations work.
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How to prepare a stronger application
Prepare one engineering example with a defined problem, a constraint, the method you used, the measurement or analysis you trusted and the improvement you would try next.
The work crosses engineering, marketing, finance and operations. Practise explaining a technical decision in plain language to a teammate outside your discipline.
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Add a stage & next actionKimberly-Clark: questions before applying
How much does the Kimberly-Clark 2027 engineering internship pay?
The official US posting lists a starting wage of $24.50 per hour and overtime eligibility.
Do I need a 3.0 GPA?
The posting says a 3.0 cumulative GPA is preferred. It does not label 3.0 as a required minimum.
What is the difference between the internship and co-op?
The summer internship lasts three months from May to August. Co-ops last six or nine months and run January-to-August or May-to-December, with more available sites.
Official sources & update notes
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- Kimberly-Clark official 2027 engineering posting: dates, sites, qualifications and $24.50 pay
- Kimberly-Clark interns and new graduates overview
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