Materials (Metallurgical Engineering) Co-op - San Antonio

Duties & Responsibilities

• Designed to gain technical skills and work practices in engineering environment.
• Uses application of standard engineering/scientific techniques, procedures and criteria as assigned by technical staff.
• Performs work that is routinely needed, including assisting with performing life assessment, fitness-for-service assessments, risk evaluations, initiating promotional activities, performing laboratory testing as needed.

Requirements

• Must be a junior currently obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in metallurgical or mechanical engineering with a materials emphasis with a GPA 3.0 or higher.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel required.
• Ability to learn engineering software as needed and to perform specific tasks as assigned by engineers.
• Ability to take instruction, ask questions in effort to accomplish assigned tasks.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills required to interact with internal and external contacts.
• Establish priorities for completion of the assigned workload, which may change from day to day.

Interview Process

To be considered, apply through our portal and submit your resume along with your most recent unofficial transcript. If you are selected, a telephone interview will be conducted.

Co-op Program

Who We Are Looking For
BS - Juniors and Seniors in materials science and mechanical engineering. Masters and PhD candidates.

Experience Gained

• Understanding of materials engineering and failure analysis.
• Materials characterization (optical and electron microscopes).
• Experience assisting with delivering support to clients.
• Contribute to draft reports, proposals, and presentations.
• Developing a research project on a materials-related topic.
• Working on multiple projects and proposals for a variety of project managers.

Schedule

3 - 8 months, San Antonio office.

Why Work Here

• Hands-on relevant industry experience.
• A chance to work with high-level professionals in the field of failure analysis.