Engineering Co-op: Three Rotations, Real Impact

Swagelok; Solon (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

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Job summary

Swagelok in Solon, OH offers an immersive engineering co‑op program designed to give undergraduates hands‑on experience across three rotations. You’ll work on continuous improvement, quality, cost savings, and safety initiatives while collaborating with Swagelok engineers and leaders.

The program emphasizes professional development and practical problem solving. You’ll rotate through fall/spring sessions, apply classroom knowledge to real projects, and gain valuable exposure to documentation,

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in an undergraduate program; minimum GPA 3.0.
• Authorized to work in the United States.
• Three rotations at Swagelok, with at least one in fall or spring semester.
• Open to working at Northeast Ohio locations: Solon, Strongsville, Eastlake, Highland Hills, or Willoughby.

Responsibilities

• Follow and apply company policies related to processes supporting product performance.
• Manufacture, assemble, test and/or develop new or existing products.
• Document product manufacturing and assembly processes.
• Write, edit and evaluate technical documentation and test reports.
• Use data to drive continuous improvement and process improvements.
• Utilize software including Microsoft Office, SolidWorks, Infinity QS, SAP, etc.

Skills

Teamwork

Analytical skills

Excel knowledge

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Industrial & Systems, Chemical, Electrical, Automation or related field

GPA 3.0 or higher

Tools

Microsoft Office

SolidWorks

Infinity QS

SAP

Job description

Swagelok in Solon, OH offers an immersive engineering co‑op program designed to give undergraduates hands‑on experience across three rotations. You’ll work on continuous improvement, quality, cost savings, and safety initiatives while collaborating with Swagelok engineers and leaders.

The program emphasizes professional development and practical problem solving. You’ll rotate through fall/spring sessions, apply classroom knowledge to real projects, and gain valuable exposure to documentation,