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Nova-Tech Engineering, LLC in Willmar, MN invites undergraduate Electrical Engineering students to join our paid Co-Op program onsite for 6–9 months. You will work 40 hours per week in a cross-functional team, gaining real-world experience in product development and agile processes.
The program begins January 2027 and is open to juniors and seniors, with exposure to process automation, manufacturing, and field collaboration on poultry hatchery projects.
Pay Range: $22.50/Hour
Location: Onsite in Willmar, MN | No ability to work remote
Schedule: 40 hours/week
Timeframe: 6-9months
Headquartered in Willmar, MN, Nova-Tech Engineering is a growing, dynamic company founded in 1992 that began as one person’s passion to benefit the agricultural industry. Through innovative process automation technology, the company engineers and manufactures products that serve over 500 commercial poultry hatcheries in over 65 countries worldwide.
Nova-Tech houses every aspect of its business on the MinnWest Technology Campus, including a manufacturing facility located just steps away from our engineering and drafting teams. Walking from building to building, you can observe our whole process, from concept to final product.
Nova-Tech Engineering currently has full time, paid Co-Op opportunities located onsite in Willmar, MN.The Co-Op program is available to students entering their Junior or Senior year of college beginningJanuary 2027 through August of 2027 or May 2027 through December 2027 for students pursuing Electrical Engineeringdegrees.
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