Test Engineering Co-op Spring 2027

Atmus•Stoughton, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Atmus Filtration Technologies offers engineering experiences to students across a range of engineering disciplines and STEM-aligned degree programs. Co-op roles are typically project-based and provide broad experience and professional development. This Test Engineering Co-op is based in Stoughton, Wisconsin, with a start in January 2027 or May/June 2027. The role lasts at least eight months; nine to twelve months is highly preferred. The student will support experienced engineering staff in product design, development, and validation; test engineering; and reliability. The work may include new product development, current product support, validation and verification planning for filtration and separation systems, developing laboratory equipment, procedures, and test methods, and product-development risk assessment and failure analysis. The co-op will design, specify, implement, validate, and support laboratory test systems—including mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, data acquisition, and control systems—to enable reliable engineering evaluation and product development. The student is expected to manage moderately complex technical work independently, contribute to team goals, and continue expanding technical and product knowledge. The position requires a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student who can work 40 hours per week, five days a week.

Requirements

Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program.
Degree program in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering (bachelor’s or master’s).
Must be able to work 40 hours per week, five days per week.
Must be able to complete at least eight months; nine to twelve months is highly preferred.
Strong decision-making, communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and project-management skills.
Commitment to continuous self-development and driving results.
Experience or knowledge in laboratory equipment safety, measurement science, data quality, product functional testing, and test-system design, or willingness to learn.
Methodical, data-driven approach to troubleshooting and issue resolution.
Ability to follow HSE and Technical Function Standards/Practices.
Willingness to learn from others on the job.

Nice To Haves

Minimum GPA of 2.5 or above is preferred.
Nine to twelve months of availability is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Support experienced engineering staff in product design, development, and validation, including new product development, current product support, and validation/verification planning for filtration and separation systems.
Support test engineering work, including development of laboratory equipment, procedures, and test methods.
Support reliability work, including product-development risk assessment and failure analysis.
Design, specify, implement, validate, and support laboratory test systems involving mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, data acquisition, and control systems.
Investigate and resolve test-system and process problems; identify root causes, recommend corrective actions, and document results.
Apply and improve engineering processes and tools, including test-system specifications, design, validation, FMEA, 7-step problem solving, and process hazard analysis.
Work with laboratory customers, technicians, engineers, and suppliers to define test-system requirements, processes, and instructions.
Make informed decisions about component selection, calibration, accuracy, reliability, and operating costs.
Manage moderately complex technical work independently, contribute to team goals, and expand technical and product knowledge.
Follow Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) and Technical Function Standards/Practices.