Quality Engineering Intern / Co-op - Spring 2027

Bosch Group•Florence, KY

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Engineering Intern / Co-op will work at Bosch’s Florence, Kentucky manufacturing facility, which designs and produces automotive steering components and systems for vehicle OEMs throughout North America. Bosch seeks students interested in developing their quality engineering skills over multiple work terms. The role involves learning Bosch quality and production systems, supporting engineers with problem solving and improvement projects, and using measurement and statistical tools to investigate production and process issues.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree at a four-year university and actively enrolled for the duration of the co-op.
Minimum GPA of 3.0.
Strong analytical and intellectual skills.
Competent use of systematic problem-solving tools.
Ability to communicate effectively with associates at different levels and across cultures.
Ability to work with workshop personnel.
Self-starting, results-oriented, flexible, and a team player.
Ability to meet deadlines, use project timeline tools, communicate goals and results effectively, and coordinate and manage multiple tasks simultaneously.

Nice To Haves

Ability to rotate back at least every other term for at least three rotations; preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Learn Bosch problem-solving and troubleshooting tools.
Learn to use and manipulate basic internal databases.
Understand and help revise Process Quality Documents.
Assist with problem solving, containment, and corrective actions.
Assist engineers with improvement and cost-saving projects.
Learn Bosch measurement systems and their use in production.
Measure dimensions accurately using dedicated and sensitive gauging equipment.
Learn and assist with Gage R&R and capability studies.
Learn the principles of Bosch Production Systems.
Use systematic problem-solving tools such as SPC, Pareto, and fishbone analysis.
Learn the content and purpose of control plans and FMEAs.
Use measurement tools to troubleshoot production and process issues.
Use test and measurement methods such as R&R, SPC, and CPK.
Participate on SPI teams and demonstrate competent use of the system.
Participate in establishing failure modes for RPNs.