Allison Transmission is looking for Product Engineering Interns to assist with various aspects of product engineering, including transmission test analysis, component research, basic product design, computer modeling, application engineering, and exposure to embedded control systems. The goal is to improve drivability and fuel economy while reducing emissions, and to design new technologies.
Requirements
- Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
- Basic mechanical aptitude
- Proficiency with computer operation, including Microsoft Office tools
- Demonstrated knowledge of basic engineering concepts corresponding with school year
- Statistical training
- 3.0 GPA in an engineering major
Responsibilities
- Gain exposure to various development activities in order to improve drivability and fuel economy while reducing emissions.
- Participate in transmission calibration and integration of the transmission within the engine and vehicle system.
- Work cross-functionally with departments to improve on existing products and design of new technologies.
- Contribute to the development of specifications, analyzing data, summarizing and reporting results, maintaining records, and writing technical reports.
- Interface with customers and OEM's, tailoring calibrations to meet customer needs.
- Work with technicians to set-up and operate test devices and measurement tools.
- Present project results to management staff along with technical analysis of activities.
Other
- College undergraduate or graduate status with 1-3 years at an accredited college or university, pursing a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Computer Engineering, or related field
- No experience requirement – current enrollment in a 4-year engineering program
- Strong desire to learn about engineering roles in the automotive industry and ability to work in a team environment
- Demonstrated ability to communicate well in a business setting and across functional areas
- Students will be required to commit to a minimum of 10-weeks per assignment.
