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The new Advanced Manufacturing Hub at Miami Hamilton campus is hiring 1-3 undergraduate engineering students for 100% on-site, hands‑on role, assisting with equipment deployment, research, & laboratory operations across various technical disciplines.
Salary is $12–$13.50 per hour; a minimum of 6 hours on-site weekly is required, with 5–20 hours available. Must be an undergraduate student and have reliable transportation to campus.
Master 1 Undergrad Advanced Manufacturing Lab Student Assistant
Applied Computing and Engineering Technology Department
Student (Fixed Term)
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The new Advanced Manufacturing Hub at Miami Hamilton campus is hiring 1-3 undergraduate engineering students for 100% on-site, hands‑on role, assisting with equipment deployment, research, & laboratory operations across various technical disciplines.
AM Hub is a 70,000 square foot facility consisting of 11 labs with room to grow.
The results-oriented role requires a minimum of 6 hours onsite per week, a strong commitment to understanding lab‑specific safety procedures, & reminding lab occupants (students, visitors, partners, etc.) of safety procedures.
Semester‑based with the potential for extension.
Teachable, Engineering majors, machining experience, reliable, excellent, worth ethic, and have reliable transportation to our location.
Software: Computer-Aided Drafting, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Inventory, engineering lab equipment.
Provide support for divisional/departmental services in Engineering Technology Department.
Provide supervisory functions including, but not limited to, scheduling, determining training needs, preparing training materials, and conducting training sessions, and assisting faculty.
Work is done independently of supervision.
Learn equipment and lab safety for our labs such as robotic, subtractive lab, & Electro Mechaical.
Demonstrate evidence of advanced technical skills, training, professional management, & mentoring.
Work performed is highly complex and requires extensive training (either coursework or prior job experience).
Must have engineering courses completed in either Oxford or Hamilton engineering programs.
Must be an undergraduate student (not masters or Phd).
Minimal qualifications: Engineering knowledge and experience is required from coursework and/or previous jobs.
Need consistent weekly availability of 5 hours minimum (maximum 20).
Student Masters Undergrad positions pay $12-$13.5 hr (based on experience.)
Must 18 years or older.
Bradley Martin martin93@miamioh.edu
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