Mechanical Engineering Co-Op/Intern
SSAB’s Co-op/Intern program gives students the opportunity to gain valuable industry experience in a hands-on work environment. SSAB co-ops work with various functional areas within the company to make valuable contributions to projects, improve steel-making practices, and develop new products in state-of-the-art facilities. Co-ops develop strong organizational, operational, technical, and critical thinking skills through a variety of meaningful assignments.
Openings:
- Fall 2025, Spring, Summer and/or Fall 2026
Schedules Available:
- 3 alternating semesters or back-to-back + 1
- 2 alternating semesters or back-to-back
- Summer internship
Mechanical Engineering Co-Op/Intern
The Co-Op/Intern provides support and technical assistance to engineers, planners, maintenance, operations, and contractors, while gaining valuable, real-world experience in a heavy manufacturing environment.
What you will do
- Become familiar with an industrial work environment and the mechanical engineering role
- Work with and provide support to engineers, planners, maintenance, operations, and contractors
- Develop the ability to troubleshoot and diagnose complicated equipment issues
- Learn about various topics such as industrial safety, lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, quality, and project management
- Help update existing mechanical and electrical drawings
- Participate in professional development activities
- Create a report that summarizes accomplishments made during the term
Required Qualifications
- Working on a BS or MS degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Minimum GPA 3.0
- Good computer skills
- Familiar with mechanical drawings
- Strong analytical capability and problem-solving skills
- Good communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills
What SSAB offers
- Pay $22.77-$24.77/hr - plus bonuses
- Housing and utilities provided at no cost to the student
- Health insurance available
- Learn from industry leaders
- Friendly and inclusive work environment
- Work for a global company committed to sustainability