Filtration Technologies provides engineering experiences for students across a wide range of engineering disciplines and STEM aligned degree programs. Co-op roles are typically project based and the student will gain a broad range of experiences and will grow as both a person and a professional.
Start Date: Spring 2027 (January)
Location: Stoughton, WI
Length of Role: 6-months minimum.
Education: BS, MS, or PhD in Mechanical Engineering or Chemical Engineering
To be successful in this role you will need experience in or willingness to learn the following:
Currently enrolled in an Engineering degree program and in good standing. Prefered specific degree programs: such as Mechanical, and/or Chemical engineering. Other roles will consider all STEM aligned degree programs.
Methodical and data-based approach to problem-solving
Ability to follow HSE and Technical Function Standards / Practices
Decision Quality- High-quality decision-making, driving results, collaborating & communicating effectively, and interest self-development are desired.
Degree Programs Considered: BS, MS, or PhD
Major Programs Typically Considered: Mechanical Engineering or Chemical Engineering
Co-Op program criteria:
Must be a currently enrolled student pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree.
Minimum 2.5 or above GPA preferred.
Must be able to complete a minimum 6-months.
Must be able to complete 40 hours per week.
Willingness to learn from others on the job.
The Student Engineering Co-op students will gain knowledge and support experienced engineering staff in one or more of the following areas:
Product Design / Development / Validation - New Product Development, Current Product Support or Validation/Verification planning for filtration & separation systems
The Student Engineering Co-op students will gain knowledge and support experienced engineering staff in one or more of the following areas:
Product Design / Development / Validation - New Product Development, Current Product Support or Validation/Verification planning for filtration & separation systems