Mechanical Test Engineering Co-Op Fall 2027
maybe. Content: - Intro: "Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team." That's about the role. - "What You'll Do" section: description of duties. - "What We're Looking For" includes sub-sections: Laboratory Technician (First Term) and Project Engineer. Those are responsibilities/duties. - "Skills That Make a Difference": list of qualifications/requirements. - "Perks And Rewards That Inspire": benefits. - Also "Job Segment: ..." maybe not needed. - Pay: Not explicitly stated (competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises). That's pay info: "Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises". That's specific enough for Pay section. - Schedule: Not mentioned. No schedule details. So we should not create Schedule section. - Benefits: housing and relocation assistance, paid holidays, semesterly philanthropy, networking, professional development events. - Also maybe "Paid holidays within your work period". That's benefit. - Also "Housing and relocation assistance for eligible students". That's benefit. - Also "Semesterly philanthropy, networking, and professional development events". Benefit. - Also "Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises" is pay. - Also maybe "Job Segment" not needed. - Also "Apply now" etc removed. - Also "Date: Sep 18, 2026 Location: Wickliffe, OH, US, 44092-2298 Company: Lubrizol Corporation" we can put in a
at top. Now we need to decide sections. We have: - About the role: intro paragraph. - Responsibilities: combine "What You'll Do" and the two sub-sections (Lab Technician, Project Engineer). Could be a list. - Requirements: maybe "Skills That Make a Difference" includes requirements (pursuing degree, GPA, work authorization, ability to complete three or more co-op terms). Also maybe "Laboratory Technician (First Term)" describes tasks but that's responsibilities. - Qualifications: maybe overlapping with requirements. But we can combine. Given instruction: Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones. So we could have About the role, Responsibilities, Qualifications, Benefits, Pay. We need to use
for section headings.
We must not repeat job title as heading.
We must not put Job ID/requisition numbers as headings.
We must use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits.
We must use
for prose.
We must preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail.
We must remove boilerplate: cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning, duplicated lines, application instructions.
We must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". We have actual content.
Now let's extract details.
Intro paragraph: "Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team."
We can keep as is.
What You'll Do: "As a Lubrizol mechanical testing co-op student, you will rotate through a number of different assignments based on your interests and on the company’s needs. Lubrizol believes in providing you with a wide variety of experiences as well as increasing your responsibilities as you progress through the program. You will be an important part of Lubrizol’s testing team. You will support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects. Engineering support is needed in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty diesel engines. You also may work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils. Mechanical engineers play a key role in Lubrizol’s performance fluid systems for the transportation industry. These areas offer many new opportunities for the company and its employees. Experience in the mechanical testing laboratory helps you to make a strong contribution to these new systems."
Then sub-sections:
Laboratory Technician (First Term): "Your first work term is typically spent as a lab technician with the laboratory operating team. This is a hands-on assignment that involves working with other technicians on dismantling and rebuilding hardware, test operation plus familiarity with data acquisition and control systems. Assignments can include working with two-cycle gasoline and diesel engines, manual, automatic, and continuously variable transmissions, hydraulic pumps, tractor and automotive axlesYou will gain a basic knowledge of the testing qualification for performance fluids and enjoy positive team interaction. In future work terms, projects will be team efforts that involve people from different areas of the company who are unified by one common goal. Strong relationships are established between technicians and support groups, such as lab maintenance, machine shop and instrumentation, and are extremely important. These relationships with co-workers will help you when you gain responsibility in future assignments"
Note there is a missing space: "axlesYou". We'll keep as is but maybe add a space? We must not invent or summarize away detail; we should preserve exactly as given? Probably we should keep the text as is, but we could fix obvious typo? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." Fixing a missing space could be considered inventing? It's minor formatting; but we could keep as is. However readability may suffer but it's okay.
Project Engineer: "As your knowledge grows with your school curriculum, so will the scope of future projects. You will become directly involved with engineers in the support of test lab projectsYou will work with engineering teams on a variety of tasks. Projects may include, but are not limited to, specification testing for performance lubricants, research testing for fuels and emissions, developing new procedures or test rig designs, designing, or improving control systems and problem solving. Assignments are meant to technically challenge you in an effort to promote professional growth while being an integral part of the company’s business. Lubrizol’s commitment to providing a rewarding experience for you is sure to pay dividends in your career development"
Again there is missing space: "projectsYou". We'll keep.
Skills That Make a Difference: list:
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an accredited university, with a graduation date of 2029 or later
- Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms
- Students with GPA > 3.0 will be given priority consideration
- Must be authorized to work in the United States without requiring work authorization sponsorship by our company for this position now or in the future
We could also include "Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms" as a requirement.
Perks And Rewards That Inspire:
- Housing and relocation assistance for eligible students
- Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises (this is pay but also perk)
- Paid holidays within your work period
- Semesterly philanthropy, networking, and professional development events
We need to separate Pay and Benefits. Pay: "Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises". Benefits: housing/relocation assistance, paid holidays, semesterly philanthropy, networking, professional development events.
We should not duplicate the wage in both sections.
Thus:
- Pay section: Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises.
- Benefits section: Housing and relocation assistance for eligible students; Paid holidays within your work period; Semesterly philanthropy, networking, and professional development events.
Now we need to decide about "Job Segment: Entry Level Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Laboratory, Mechanical Engineer, Test Engineer, Engineering, Science". This is not a section; we could ignore or maybe include as a short note? It's metadata but not heading. Could be folded into a short
maybe but it's not essential. The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." This is similar metadata; we can drop it or include in a short p. Probably drop it to keep concise.
Now we need to output HTML fragment.
Structure:
Date: Sep 18, 2026 Location: Wickliffe, OH, US, 44092-2298 Company: Lubrizol Corporation
About the role
Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team.
Responsibilities
- As a Lubrizol mechanical testing co-op student, you will rotate through a number of different assignments based on your interests and on the company’s needs. Lubrizol believes in providing you with a wide variety of experiences as well as increasing your responsibilities as you progress through the program. You will be an important part of Lubrizol’s testing team. You will support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects. Engineering support is needed in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty diesel engines. You also may work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils. Mechanical engineers play a key role in Lubrizol’s performance fluid systems for the transportation industry. These areas offer many new opportunities for the company and its employees. Experience in the mechanical testing laboratory helps you to make a strong contribution to these new systems.
- Laboratory Technician (First Term): Your first work term is typically spent as a lab technician with the laboratory operating team. This is a hands-on assignment that involves working with other technicians on dismantling and rebuilding hardware, test operation plus familiarity with data acquisition and control systems. Assignments can include working with two-cycle gasoline and diesel engines, manual, automatic, and continuously variable transmissions, hydraulic pumps, tractor and automotive axlesYou will gain a basic knowledge of the testing qualification for performance fluids and enjoy positive team interaction. In future work terms, projects will be team efforts that involve people from different areas of the company who are unified by one common goal. Strong relationships are established between technicians and support groups, such as lab maintenance, machine shop and instrumentation, and are extremely important. These relationships with co-workers will help you when you gain responsibility in future assignments
- Project Engineer: As your knowledge grows with your school curriculum, so will the scope of future projects. You will become directly involved with engineers in the support of test lab projectsYou will work with engineering teams on a variety of tasks. Projects may include, but are not limited to, specification testing for performance lubricants, research testing for fuels and emissions, developing new procedures or test rig designs, designing, or improving control systems and problem solving. Assignments are meant to technically challenge you in an effort to promote professional growth while being an integral part of the company’s business. Lubrizol’s commitment to providing a rewarding experience for you is sure to pay dividends in your career development
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an accredited university, with a graduation date of 2029 or later
- Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms
for prose. We must preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. We must remove boilerplate: cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning, duplicated lines, application instructions. We must not create sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". We have actual content. Now let's extract details. Intro paragraph: "Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team." We can keep as is. What You'll Do: "As a Lubrizol mechanical testing co-op student, you will rotate through a number of different assignments based on your interests and on the company’s needs. Lubrizol believes in providing you with a wide variety of experiences as well as increasing your responsibilities as you progress through the program. You will be an important part of Lubrizol’s testing team. You will support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects. Engineering support is needed in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty diesel engines. You also may work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils. Mechanical engineers play a key role in Lubrizol’s performance fluid systems for the transportation industry. These areas offer many new opportunities for the company and its employees. Experience in the mechanical testing laboratory helps you to make a strong contribution to these new systems." Then sub-sections: Laboratory Technician (First Term): "Your first work term is typically spent as a lab technician with the laboratory operating team. This is a hands-on assignment that involves working with other technicians on dismantling and rebuilding hardware, test operation plus familiarity with data acquisition and control systems. Assignments can include working with two-cycle gasoline and diesel engines, manual, automatic, and continuously variable transmissions, hydraulic pumps, tractor and automotive axlesYou will gain a basic knowledge of the testing qualification for performance fluids and enjoy positive team interaction. In future work terms, projects will be team efforts that involve people from different areas of the company who are unified by one common goal. Strong relationships are established between technicians and support groups, such as lab maintenance, machine shop and instrumentation, and are extremely important. These relationships with co-workers will help you when you gain responsibility in future assignments" Note there is a missing space: "axlesYou". We'll keep as is but maybe add a space? We must not invent or summarize away detail; we should preserve exactly as given? Probably we should keep the text as is, but we could fix obvious typo? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." Fixing a missing space could be considered inventing? It's minor formatting; but we could keep as is. However readability may suffer but it's okay. Project Engineer: "As your knowledge grows with your school curriculum, so will the scope of future projects. You will become directly involved with engineers in the support of test lab projectsYou will work with engineering teams on a variety of tasks. Projects may include, but are not limited to, specification testing for performance lubricants, research testing for fuels and emissions, developing new procedures or test rig designs, designing, or improving control systems and problem solving. Assignments are meant to technically challenge you in an effort to promote professional growth while being an integral part of the company’s business. Lubrizol’s commitment to providing a rewarding experience for you is sure to pay dividends in your career development" Again there is missing space: "projectsYou". We'll keep. Skills That Make a Difference: list: - Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an accredited university, with a graduation date of 2029 or later - Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms - Students with GPA > 3.0 will be given priority consideration - Must be authorized to work in the United States without requiring work authorization sponsorship by our company for this position now or in the future We could also include "Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms" as a requirement. Perks And Rewards That Inspire: - Housing and relocation assistance for eligible students - Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises (this is pay but also perk) - Paid holidays within your work period - Semesterly philanthropy, networking, and professional development events We need to separate Pay and Benefits. Pay: "Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises". Benefits: housing/relocation assistance, paid holidays, semesterly philanthropy, networking, professional development events. We should not duplicate the wage in both sections. Thus: - Pay section: Competitive hourly wage with tenure-based raises. - Benefits section: Housing and relocation assistance for eligible students; Paid holidays within your work period; Semesterly philanthropy, networking, and professional development events. Now we need to decide about "Job Segment: Entry Level Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Laboratory, Mechanical Engineer, Test Engineer, Engineering, Science". This is not a section; we could ignore or maybe include as a short note? It's metadata but not heading. Could be folded into a short
maybe but it's not essential. The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." This is similar metadata; we can drop it or include in a short p. Probably drop it to keep concise. Now we need to output HTML fragment. Structure:
Date: Sep 18, 2026 Location: Wickliffe, OH, US, 44092-2298 Company: Lubrizol Corporation
About the role
Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team.
Responsibilities
- As a Lubrizol mechanical testing co-op student, you will rotate through a number of different assignments based on your interests and on the company’s needs. Lubrizol believes in providing you with a wide variety of experiences as well as increasing your responsibilities as you progress through the program. You will be an important part of Lubrizol’s testing team. You will support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects. Engineering support is needed in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty diesel engines. You also may work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils. Mechanical engineers play a key role in Lubrizol’s performance fluid systems for the transportation industry. These areas offer many new opportunities for the company and its employees. Experience in the mechanical testing laboratory helps you to make a strong contribution to these new systems.
- Laboratory Technician (First Term): Your first work term is typically spent as a lab technician with the laboratory operating team. This is a hands-on assignment that involves working with other technicians on dismantling and rebuilding hardware, test operation plus familiarity with data acquisition and control systems. Assignments can include working with two-cycle gasoline and diesel engines, manual, automatic, and continuously variable transmissions, hydraulic pumps, tractor and automotive axlesYou will gain a basic knowledge of the testing qualification for performance fluids and enjoy positive team interaction. In future work terms, projects will be team efforts that involve people from different areas of the company who are unified by one common goal. Strong relationships are established between technicians and support groups, such as lab maintenance, machine shop and instrumentation, and are extremely important. These relationships with co-workers will help you when you gain responsibility in future assignments
- Project Engineer: As your knowledge grows with your school curriculum, so will the scope of future projects. You will become directly involved with engineers in the support of test lab projectsYou will work with engineering teams on a variety of tasks. Projects may include, but are not limited to, specification testing for performance lubricants, research testing for fuels and emissions, developing new procedures or test rig designs, designing, or improving control systems and problem solving. Assignments are meant to technically challenge you in an effort to promote professional growth while being an integral part of the company’s business. Lubrizol’s commitment to providing a rewarding experience for you is sure to pay dividends in your career development
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an accredited university, with a graduation date of 2029 or later
- Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms