WICKLIFFE, OH, 44092, USA
3 days ago
Chemical/Materials Engineering Co-Op (Fall 2025 - Spring 2026)
Chemical/Materials Engineering Co-Op (Fall 2025 - Spring 2026) Location : WICKLIFFE, OH, United States Job Family : Engineering Job Type : Regular Posted : Jun 10, 2025 Job ID : 57581 Back to Search Results Job Description Apply Now > Save JobJob Saved Position Summary + Provide polymer compounding, processing, and testing expertise to the Fluid Connectors Group Materials Development Team, with a focus on improving existing materials and developing new materials for use in hose applications, + This position will report to a senior technical staff member at our Wickliffe, OH location. + Students must be available full-time (Monday – Friday from 8 AM – 5 PM) during the Fall 2025 and/or Spring 2026. Responsibilities + Participate as an active member of the Materials Development Team, taking direction from senior engineers and scientists leading the active projects. + Learn how to use and operate lab scale mixing, extrusion, and molding equipment, to make experimental materials and prepare them for measurement of mechanical and thermal properties. + Learn how to use and operate polymer compounding equipment for producing pilot scale quantities of experimental materials. + Learn and use the principles of Design of Experiments for investigating material formulations and processing variables. + Learn and use mechanical, thermal, and chemical property testing equipment to generate the data required to develop new materials. + Assist with pilot scale tubing production for prototype hose builds with new materials as necessary. + Participate in all functions of the High-Performance Team environment as required. + Present and explain project plans, data, and results to the Team, generating reports as necessary. + Assist other Engineers within the Division with projects, tasks and deadlines when such situations arise. + Conduct work safely at all times within a zero allowable incidents culture. Qualifications + Must be pursuing an undergraduate degree in polymer science, polymer engineering, materials science, materials engineering, chemical engineering, or a closely-related field. + Successful completion of two years of academic classwork is preferred. + Graduate students pursuing an advanced degree in these engineering fields will also be considered. + Excellent communication skills (e.g., the development/delivery of presentations to technical and non-technical audiences) and accurate scientific documentation skills. + Strong interpersonal skills, the ability operate effectively in a team environment, and the ability to interface effectively with related business and manufacturing functions. + Travel: Position may require occasional travel to Parker facilities, local universities, and suppliers.
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