Manufacturing Engineer Co-Op

Watlow ControlsSaint Louis, MO
55d

About The Position

Watlow is a global technology and manufacturing leader who provides world class engineering expertise through innovative thermal products and systems, enabling our customers to thrive. We are making a positive impact every day as our solutions enrich the lives of people everywhere. We have been providing breakthrough thermal solutions for nearly a century. Our corporate values guide us uncompromisingly to always do the right thing, continually learn and improve, respect everyone, and lead with service and humility. The Co-op positions at Watlow offer a 6-8-month immersive experience for students seeking more than a typical internship. This program allows participants to step away from their academic studies and engage in real-world engineering challenges directly tied to the company's strategic objectives. Located at one of Watlow's manufacturing center of excellence (MCOE's), co-op participants will work on impactful projects in design, testing, automation, and manufacturing development. They will have the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge to real-world manufacturing projects while collaborating closely with mentors and experienced engineers. Co-ops development skills may include learning how to: Design and build fixturing for product manufacturing. Conduct experiments to aid manufacturing cell design. Perform Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility studies. Develop lean manufacturing standard work. Aid in the development of work instructions for manufacturing operators. Test and analyze new and existing products (heaters, sensors, controllers, or software). Build prototypes and participate in prototype and equipment design reviews. Handle fabrication, tooling, wiring, and building control panels. Complete reliability, experimental, and validation testing. Setup and program automated assembly and inspection equipment. Evaluate laboratory results. The Watlow co-op program offers students a chance to be part of a team working on projects that matter. It provides valuable experience beyond the classroom, allowing participants to build their engineering careers in a meaningful way.

Requirements

  • Currently enrolled in an accredited university pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in mechanical, industrial, electrical engineering, computer science, chemical engineering or a similar field.
  • Available to take a semester off from school to work at a Watlow facility.
  • Ability to start in January 2026 OR June of 2026.
  • Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa at this time.

Responsibilities

  • Design and build fixturing for product manufacturing.
  • Conduct experiments to aid manufacturing cell design.
  • Perform Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility studies.
  • Develop lean manufacturing standard work.
  • Aid in the development of work instructions for manufacturing operators.
  • Test and analyze new and existing products (heaters, sensors, controllers, or software).
  • Build prototypes and participate in prototype and equipment design reviews.
  • Handle fabrication, tooling, wiring, and building control panels.
  • Complete reliability, experimental, and validation testing.
  • Setup and program automated assembly and inspection equipment.
  • Evaluate laboratory results.

Benefits

  • Housing stipend or corporate housing available.
  • Comprehensive onboarding and immersion plan.
  • Mentorship program and networking opportunities.
  • Opportunity to participate in and support local STEM and charitable initiatives.
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