Mechanical Test Engineering Co-Op Fall 2027

Lubrizol Corporation•Wickliffe, OH

About The Position

Join Our Thriving Team at Lubrizol as a Mechanical Testing Co-Op. Unleash Your Potential. At Lubrizol we're transforming the chemical industry and looking for exceptional talent to join us on this journey. If you are ready to join an international company with talent around the world, and want to make a real impact, we want you on our team. As a Lubrizol mechanical testing co-op student, you will rotate through a number of different assignments based on your interests and on the company’s needs. Lubrizol believes in providing you with a wide variety of experiences as well as increasing your responsibilities as you progress through the program. You will be an important part of Lubrizol’s testing team. You will support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects. Engineering support is needed in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty engines. You also may work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils. Mechanical engineers play a key role in Lubrizol’s performance fluid systems for the transportation industry. These areas offer many new opportunities for the company and its employees. Experience in the mechanical testing laboratory helps you to make a strong contribution to these new systems.

Requirements

Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering from an accredited university, with a graduation date of 2029 or later
Ability to complete three or more co-op work terms
Students with GPA > 3.0 will be given priority consideration
Must be authorized to work in the United States without requiring work authorization sponsorship by our company for this position now or in the future

Responsibilities

Support various types of laboratory tests and engineering projects.
Provide engineering support in the areas of sensor technology, fuels, lubricants and emissions research for two-cycle, gasoline and heavy-duty engines.
Work with stationary test rigs for stressing numerous drivetrain lubricants, such as automatic transmission fluids and automotive gear oils.
Dismantle and rebuild hardware.
Operate tests.
Familiarity with data acquisition and control systems.
Work with two-cycle gasoline and diesel engines, manual, automatic, and continuously variable transmissions, hydraulic pumps, tractor and automotive axles.
Support test lab projects.
Work with engineering teams on a variety of tasks.
Perform specification testing for performance lubricants.
Conduct research testing for fuels and emissions.
Develop new procedures or test rig designs.
Design or improve control systems.
Problem solve.