Process Engineer Co-Op

GAF•Dallas, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

GAF is seeking motivated students for its Co-Opportunity program, offering a chance to learn about their chosen field in a real work environment with experienced professionals. Participants will be involved in high-profile projects as integral members of working teams. GAF offers full-time assignments for students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering. Each assignment lasts a school term, with potential for return for additional terms. Participants will receive a competitive salary and, depending on location, a temporary living allowance or relocation allowance.

Requirements

Spring term candidates must be able to work full-time for a minimum of 6-months (January - July 2027).
Candidates must be pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Industrial Engineering.
All candidates must have a minimum 2.8 GPA, with at least a sophomore standing.
Problem solving, project management and communication skills are all necessary as is the ability to operate in a team environment.
Candidates must have the ability to generate accurate and concise technical reports.
Candidates should also have computer skills in Google as well as basic knowledge of MS Visio and Auto CAD.

Nice To Haves

For returning co-ops only, we also offer a Summer term where candidates must be able to work full-time for 3 months (June - Aug 2027).
We also offer combined Spring/Summer terms (June - Dec 2027).

Responsibilities

Performing raw material quality assurance activities and material performance.
Conducting problem solving investigations and troubleshooting to assure root cause is identified, counter measures and recurrence prevention are fully implemented.
Supporting quality improvement initiatives directly or indirectly with suppliers.
Providing technical support and analytical analysis for material issues.
Involvement with data flow diagrams/technical diagrams.