Engineer Co-Op
Dill Air Controls Products, LLC · Oxford, NC · 2 wk ago
EngineeringPart-time
Job Summary
We are seeking an Engineering Co-op to support projects in a manufacturing environment. Working alongside experienced engineers and production teams, the co-op will help improve processes, product quality, equipment performance, and workplace safety. The co-op will receive a defined project plan at the start of the assignment and present project results at the end of the term.
Essential Functions
- Assist with manufacturing, process, quality, or mechanical engineering projects based on business needs and the student’s area of study.
- Collect and analyze production data to identify trends, problems, and improvement opportunities.
- Support troubleshooting and root cause analysis for process, equipment, or quality issues.
- Help develop and update work instructions, process documentation, drawings, and reports.
- Participate in trials, testing, inspections, and continuous improvement activities.
- Work with engineering, production, maintenance, and quality teams to implement project solutions.
- Follow all safety procedures and promote safe work practices on the manufacturing floor.
- Provide regular project updates and deliver a final presentation summarizing results and recommendations.
Qualifications
- Strong work ethic, analytical, and communication skills.
- Ability to work both independently and as part of a cross-functional team.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel.
- Interest in hands-on work in a manufacturing setting.
- Good problem-solving skills and a creative approach for new ideas.
- Computer literacy, Solidworks, AutoCAD, Esprit CAM, and MS Office Applications.
Experience
0-3 years related work experience.
Education
Currently enrolled in an accredited engineering degree program, such as Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related discipline.
Benefits
The co-op will have an assigned engineering mentor, a project plan with clear goals and deliverables, regular feedback, and opportunities to apply classroom knowledge to manufacturing challenges.