Product Development Engineering Co-op- Liquid (Spring/Summer 2027)

Product Development Engineering Co-op- Liquid (Spring/Summer 2027)

Atmus 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 (Jan) or Summer 2027 (May/June)
• Location: Cookeville, TN
• Length of Role: 9 months- minimum, 9-12 months +, highly preferred.
• Education: BS or MS in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Student Engineering Co-op/Interns will gain knowledge and support experienced engineering staff in one or more of the following areas:

• Research & Development – New Media & Materials, Chemical Systems, Advanced

Manufacturing Systems & Processes

• Product Design / Development / Validation - New Product Development, Current

Product Support or Validation/Verification planning for filtration & separation systems

• Customer Engineering - Application & Customer support, Issue Resolution
• Test Engineering – Development of new laboratory equipment, procedures, and

test methods

• Reliability - Product Development Risk Assessment & Failure Analysis
• Data Science – Inferential Data Analysis & Predictive Tool Creation

QUALIFICATIONS

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.
• Methodical and data-based approach to problem-solving
• Ability to follow HSE and Technical Function Standards / Practices
• Decision Quality
• Drives Results
• Collaborates & Communicates Effectively
• Self-Development
• Fast Learner
• Works well within a team setting.
• 3D Modeling Skills are a PLUS

Degree Programs Considered: Bachelor’s or Master’s

Major Programs Typically Considered: Mechanical or Industrial 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 of 9-months, 9-12 months +, highly

preferred.

• Must be able to complete 40 hours per week.
• Willingness to learn from others on the job.