R&D Early Career Engineer Rotations (2-Year Program)

ABB; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 68,000 - 92,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company contributions

Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESAP)

11 paid holidays

Parental Leave

Job summary

ABB’s R&D Early Career Program invites you to join a two-year, four-rotation path in the Electrification business. You’ll work on cutting-edge engineering projects, contribute to novel solutions, and grow through formal trainings and mentorship.

The role is onsite across the US, with relocation support and a July orientation for new graduates. Ideal candidates are engineering students graduating in 2026–2027, fluent in English, with a strong problem-solving mindset and a desire to advance in

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree engineering program with an expected graduation between December 2026 and June 2027.
• Ability to solve technical problems and develop products/solutions.
• Growth mindset with focus on continual learning and improvement.
• Comfort communicating in English.
• Willing to relocate within the US; relocation assistance provided.
• US work authorization now and in the future without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Complete a rotational program with ABB Electrification rotating across R&D teams.
• Contribute to R&D efforts by developing and testing new engineering solutions.
• Participate in formal training to build technical, functional, professional and leadership skills.
• Deliver assigned tasks and projects within each rotation period.

Skills

Solving technical problems

Product development

Growth mindset

English communication

Willing to relocate

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

ABB’s R&D Early Career Program invites you to join a two-year, four-rotation path in the Electrification business. You’ll work on cutting-edge engineering projects, contribute to novel solutions, and grow through formal trainings and mentorship.

The role is onsite across the US, with relocation support and a July orientation for new graduates. Ideal candidates are engineering students graduating in 2026–2027, fluent in English, with a strong problem-solving mindset and a desire to advance in