Emissions & Combustion Engineer (Early Career)

Cummins Inc.; Columbus (IN); On-site; USD 67,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package

Job summary

Cummins Inc. is seeking an entry level engineer focused on thermal and fluid sciences within combustion and emissions research. You will apply analytical and experimental methods to understand performance and guide design decisions, contributing to state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly products.

The role emphasizes problem solving, data analysis, and collaboration with engineers and stakeholders across teams to enable high-quality decisions and successful program execution.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or appropriate STEM field is required.
• Entry level/early career experience preferred (intern, co-op, or similar).
• Experience with Python and/or MATLAB for data analysis, visualization, or automation is desired.

Responsibilities

• Investigates problems related to thermal and fluid sciences and documents results with guidance.
• Applies processes and methods to support design optimization and architecture decisions.
• Owns problem resolution for moderately complex components, products, or systems.
• Communicates findings to stakeholders and supports data-driven decisions for project progression.
• Contributes to team goals and develops proficiency in critical competency areas.

Skills

Data analysis

Analytical skills

Communication

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering or related field

Tools

Python

MATLAB

Job description

Cummins Inc. is seeking an entry level engineer focused on thermal and fluid sciences within combustion and emissions research. You will apply analytical and experimental methods to understand performance and guide design decisions, contributing to state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly products.

The role emphasizes problem solving, data analysis, and collaboration with engineers and stakeholders across teams to enable high-quality decisions and successful program execution.