Manufacturing Engineering Co-Op

DescripciónPuesto en Samtec, Inc Co-Op – Manufacturing Engineering student (Wilsonville, OR) Samtec is seeking a student of Manufacturing engineering to work within our cable production team in Wilsonville, OR. Hourly rate $22/hr beginning by June 2024. Friendly work environment and tuition support!
Initial assignment will be in Quality. Responsibilities will include the Inspection and Testing of Production and Engineering Tooling, Raw Materials, and Samtec products both in-process and Finished Goods.  Additional rotations to other engineering functions may include Production Support, Product Engineering, Process Engineering or Controls Engineering.
Essential Functions/ Responsibilities (Quality): Incoming Inspection of Tooling and/or Raw Materials.Testing to validate in-process or final specifications of WIP or Finished Goods or Customer Returns.Perform Calibration / Maintenance of measuring equipment.Creating and maintaining test and calibration procedures.Gage R & R by Gage Types.Provide reports on Incoming, In-Process, and Finished Goods Testing.Help manage internal QP's by entering, investigating, or managing Corrective Actions generated from the Quality System.MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Student pursuing a bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering or related field. Preferably 18-24 months prior to graduation.Availability to work a minimum of 20 hours per week during regular business hours on site (8am-5pm). Full time during summer is desired. Samtec is an ITAR facility and all applicants must be eligible to work in the U.S. on an unrestricted basis.QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent Written and Verbal Communication skillsStrong interpersonal skills and ability to work well with a teamStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsEffective time management skills with the ability to manage multiple projectsEager to gain new expertise and quick to pick up required skillsDemonstration of flexibility, innovation, customer service, and ability to create win/win solutionsPreferred Education
2 years of University/College credits; sophomore to junior year status as an engineering major.