Manufacturing Engineer Co-op Production Support

Axcelis Technologies•Beverly, MA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Co-op Cycle: July 6th to December 18th Schedule: Monday- Friday 8:00 am to 4:30pm Location: Beverly, MA (Onsite) To support students commuting to our Beverly, MA facility, we offer a travel stipend. Ready to turn what you’re learning in the classroom into real-world impact? Axcelis is a global leader in ion implantation and semiconductor technology. Our co-ops don’t just observe — they contribute. For more than four decades, we’ve been driving innovation in semiconductor manufacturing technology, working with the world’s leading chipmakers to power everything from smartphones to electric vehicles. As a co-op, you’ll gain hands-on experience, learn from industry experts, and make a real impact on projects that shape the future of technology. We are searching for our next group of engineering co-ops for a 6-month assignment at our Beverly, MA, facility. Our co-op program is designed to develop early career talent and build a strong pipeline of future engineers. Students gain hands-on exposure, work on real projects, and make meaningful contributions. Throughout the program, co-ops build technical skills, strengthen problem-solving abilities, and gain real-world experience that enhances both their academic learning and future career opportunities. About the Role As a Manufacturing Engineer Co-op (Production Support), you’ll be exposed to the world of production operations that work with complex mechanical and electrical systems and strives to ensure we maintain efficient manufacturing processes. This position offers a strong learning environment for students eager to deepen their engineering skill set while contributing to real manufacturing solutions.

Requirements

Applicants must be candidates for a Bachelor of Science degree in any of the following fields: Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or Manufacturing Engineering or similar programs.
Experience with basic engineering tools such as Solidworks /Creo and AutoCAD
Familiarity with mechanical and electrical equipment such as calipers, hand tools, DMMs, etc.

Responsibilities

Support manufacturing systems for complex mechanical and electrical operations related to assembly of subassemblies, wire harnessing, robots, pneumatic, vacuum, cooling, and high-pressure systems, and module build and test
Design and build of fixturing to aid in the assembly of complex products
Develop or revise module and subassembly build procedures
Originate corrections of BOMs and documentations to ensure fulfillment of Form, Fit, and Function while maintaining design intent
Optimize the quality and productivity of a manufacturing cell by implementing lean principles, including but not limited to defining and documenting standard work via visual instructions (Kaizen, Six Sigma, etc.)
Perform root cause analyses for quality defects and implement appropriate containment and corrective actions
Drive prompt resolution of a diverse spectrum of product issues