Engineering Co-Op Student

Precision Castparts; Covina (CA); Vor Ort; USD 25.000 - 36.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

CHI invites applications for an Engineering Co-op (College Student) in Covina, CA, for a 12-month program to evaluate talent and provide meaningful aerospace composite manufacturing experience. The goal is to hire the candidate as a full-time engineer if performance is strong and a position exists upon graduation.

The selected student will assist project engineers with data collection, learn composite layup, DOEs, SOPs, and contribute to process improvements while gaining hands-on exposure to

Qualifikationen

• 6 months over 12 months time or part-time, 20+ hrs/week (800 hours per year)
• Enrolled in accredited residential college (not online)
• Proof of U.S. Persons Required
• Hazardous waste training required

Aufgaben

• Assist project engineers with data collection and analysis under PE direction.
• Assist with tasks from manager on CHI's data collection system.
• Learn basic material and processing of aerospace composite parts.
• Understand master work instructions and work with operators to learn layup, bagging, curing, machining and assembly operations.
• Review customer documents and specifications to learn aerospace requirements.
• Discuss process improvements with project engineers using CHI experiences.
• Learn DOEs, monitoring trials and data assessment.
• Assist in writing SOPs and other engineering documents.

Kenntnisse

Data collection & plotting

Verbal & written communication

Teamwork

Interest in aerospace manufacturing

Multi-tasking

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in engineering (in progress)

Tools

Data analysis tools

Jobbeschreibung

The Engineering Co-op (College Student) position at CHI is intended to provide a means over a 12-month period to evaluate new talent and engineering capability with the intent of hiring the employee as a full-time engineer if the engineer-to-be performs well at CHI and if there is a job opening when the employee graduates with his/her engineering degree. This program at CHI is also intended on providing the selected candidate with meaningful engineering experience in various facets of manufacturing aerospace composite parts.

The following responsibilities serve as a general guideline for day-to-day duties. Employees may be required to periodically perform duties outside of their job description. The goal of all CHI employees is to provide assistance where needed to support production in meeting customer commitments.

Responsibilities

• Assist project engineer(s) with data collection and analysis under project engineer (PE) direction.
• Assist with given tasks from manager on CHI's all-encompassing data collection system.
• Learn basic material and processing of composite parts selected by manager and/or project engineer.
• Understand assigned master work instructions (MWIs) and work with operators and manufacturing engineers (MEs) to learn basic composite layup, bagging, curing, machining and assembly operations. Perform hands-on work under the guidance of the lead operators, VSL's and manufacturing engineers (ME).
• Review customer documents and specifications to become familiar with typical aerospace requirements.
• Use learned CHI experiences to have discussions with the project engineer(s) and begin thinking of and suggesting process improvements.
• Begin to understand design of experiments (DOEs), monitoring trials and assessing data.
• Assist in writing standard operating procedures (SOPs) and other engineering documents.

Qualifications

• Be able to work a minimum of 6 months equivalent over a 12-month time or part-time employment, 20+hrs/week (both equaling 800 hours per calendar year).
• Have high interest in learning about aerospace part manufacturing.
• Be able to perform multiple tasks with focus.
• Be proficient in recording and plotting data for engineering analysis.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Be a team player.
• Job requires to be trained and able to handle hazardous waste.
• Student must be enrolled in an accredited residential college (not on-line university).
• Proof of U.S. Persons Required

Education and/or Experience

Minimum 2 years completed in an accredited university and actively pursuing a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in engineering.