Engineering Co-Op

Club Car • Evans, GA, US, GA

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About The Position

The Club Car Cooperative Education Program expands and supplements the engineering training of talented and qualified students. Participants gain exposure to Club Car products and engineering processes through semester rotations, dependent on business need and availability. The experience is intended to supplement classroom learning and prepare participants for careers with Club Car business units.

Concentrations offered include Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Software Engineering. Mechanical Engineering Co-Ops support research and design of vehicle mechanical subsystems, such as powertrains, suspensions, brakes, steering, plastics, seats, and accessories. Electrical Engineering Co-Ops support research, design, and design verification of vehicle electrical subsystems, including motors, batteries, control modules, connectivity, power electronics, and power management systems. Software Engineering Co-Ops support design, implementation, and unit-level testing of software modules for vehicle control systems and connectivity solutions.

Standard rotations include Test Engineering, Sustaining Engineering, and New Product Development. An optional Manufacturing Engineering rotation may also be available. Participants may work on testing and experimentation, data analysis and reporting, root cause analysis, engineering documentation, CAD and drawing changes, product development, project management, supplier/customer/marketing relations, and manufacturing processes. Work may include solving engineering problems in teams and communicating across engineering and manufacturing groups.

The position is based in a manufacturing setting. Employees must wear OSHA-approved safety glasses with side shields and steel-toe safety shoes; additional personal protective equipment may be required in some work areas.

Requirements

• Be pursuing a bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Software Engineering, or a related technology degree, at an ABET-accredited school.
• Have completed at least one full year of college coursework and have sophomore status.
• Have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
• Be enrolled in a curriculum or degree program that allows Cooperative Education.
• Model Club Car values: Integrity, Respect, Teamwork, Innovation, and Courage.
• Lead positively and optimistically.
• Be self-motivated and flexible.
• Have excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Be willing to participate in continuous learning opportunities for job and personal development.
• Wear OSHA-approved safety glasses with side shields and steel-toe safety shoes in the manufacturing setting; additional personal protective equipment may be required in some work areas.

Responsibilities

• Support research and design of mechanical vehicle subsystems, depending on the selected concentration.
• Support research, design, and design verification of electrical vehicle subsystems, depending on the selected concentration.
• Design, implement, and perform software unit-level testing for vehicle control or connectivity software, depending on the selected concentration.
• Work with a team to identify and validate solutions to engineering design problems.
• Participate in testing activities, including test planning, setting objectives and methodology, setting up tests, calibrating equipment, collecting data, and analyzing and reporting results.
• Assist with sustaining engineering activities, including formal root cause analysis, engineering change notices, drawing changes, and engineering documentation.
• Work with engineering teams on cost-effective new product creation and existing new product development projects.
• In an optional manufacturing engineering rotation, work with manufacturing engineers to address design and process implementation issues and potentially develop production processes, equipment, fixtures, or other items for new products.
• Communicate and collaborate with manufacturing, engineering, and other relevant groups.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Intern