Calling all engineers with a go-getter mentality who want to work on impactful projects and play a critical role in helping our company grow!
We are looking for students majoring in Biomedical, Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, or Industrial Engineering for the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters who are interested in coming back on a rotational basis.
The objective of our Co-op Program is to prepare students for their first professional job upon graduation. We have 5 focus areas for our program that will provide students with an inside view of the potential career opportunities available to them in the world of engineering. Learn more about each area below.
Listen to Peggy Grospitch, VP Human Resources, Talk About Our Co-Op Program
We use our co-op as a pipeline for talent. We want to empower our interns with ownership and give them an opportunity to make an impact. Our co-op provides students the opportunity to take ownership of their work or projects and to have a true impact on the organization.
We use a robust selection process. Most important is alignment with the culture and core value of the company. During the interview process, students must apply online and answer questions around the core values. Interviewers use behavioral interviewing to dig deeper into the student’s alignment with the culture. Once students are selected, they meet with the person who will manage them. The student completes an interest survey to understand what they are interested in learning or experiencing.
You'll also be able to take part in our Lunch and Learn program where you can discuss the functional areas of the business talk about what is important in their area, professional skills, career planning and more.
In this rotation, you will learn about the design and development of new products, implementation of continuous improvement projects, and the execution ofengineering testing for verification and validation. You will be challenged to:
In this rotation, you will gain a broad understanding of the project management process as you work with our Engineering team on all aspects of new product development from concept to production. You will have the opportunity to:
In the area of process improvement, you will have the opportunity to gain experience in supporting the day-to-day operations of a manufacturing facility while learning key aspects of the process engineering function. Specifically:
In this rotation, you will learn the day-to-day responsibilities that live within a Quality Engineering Department. Your focus will be to grow your knowledge of problem-solving methodologies and data analysis, learn how to interpret different regulatory standards, and grow your ability to write technical documents. You will have the opportunity to:
In this rotation, you will gain a better understanding of the global regulatory requirements and how they impact the design and development of medical devices. Areas you will gain exposure to:
Please note: We may not always have open co-op positions in each of these areas. Rotations will be based on: business need, your skills, your area of academic focus and your areas of interest, likes, and dislikes.
