3 mechanical engineering co op jobs found

Présentation de l'offre This Co-Op would work with the AddUp engineering team to learn and refine skill sets like material testing/development, design for additive manufacturing, and general problem solving and apply them to real projects that utilize Laser Powder Bed Fusion. They would regularly work on project-specific material characterization as well as a short capstone project in their downtime. Degree Program: Must be pursuing a 4-year degree in materials, mechanical, or metallurgical engineering (or equivalent) Has completed at least 1-3 years of that degree program Coursework: Required: Introduction to Materials (Structures/Properties of Materials), Engineering Math/Calculus 1, Introduction to Chemistry, and a laboratory class (all of these or equivalent) Desired: Material Testing Principles/Lab, Metallography, Physics, Thermodynamics, Mechanics of Materials, Basic Design Principles Skills (not all required, but a plus): Metallography and optical...

About Us EMCOR Services Automated Controls is a turnkey solution provider of building automation and energy management systems for a variety of commercial, industrial, and other facilities. We specialize in designing and installing advanced automation solutions with intuitive and interactive graphical user interfaces. Job Summary DeBra-Kuempel is seeking to fill a Building Automation Engineer Co-op within our EMCOR Services Automated Controls division to join our automation software and design team to support projects in the commercial and industrial markets. The controls engineering co-op fills a critical role in the company. Primary job responsibilities include programming direct digital control systems (DDC) and designing in AutoCAD for HVAC and other building automation systems. We are accepting a variety of majors including, but not limited to: Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering Essential Duties & Responsibilities Attend project...

Nexus Engineering Group is employee-owned, full-service, and built by the people who do the work. As a Substation Engineer, you'll help design, analyze, and deliver electrical substation projects for utility, industrial, and power delivery clients - with exposure across the full breadth of substation engineering. You'll support the design, analysis, and execution of substation projects from planning through construction, contributing across disciplines - physical design, protection and control, engineering studies, technical documentation, field investigations, and construction support. It's a broad, hands-on role for a collaborative problem-solver who wants to grow across complex infrastructure projects while delivering high-quality engineering. Why Nexus You'll own a piece of what you build. Nexus is employee-owned through our ESOP, so the value you help create comes back to you - not just outside shareholders. We invest in early-career engineers and give them real work from...