Howmet Aerospace Inc. (NYSE: HWM), headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a leading global provider of advanced engineered solutions for the aerospace and transportation industries. The Company's sales for 2021 approximated $5 billion. The Company's primary businesses focus on jet engine components, aerospace fastening systems, titanium structural parts and forged wheels. With nearly 1,150 granted and pending patents, the Company's differentiated technologies promote more fuel efficiency for aircraft and commercial transportation. For more information, visit www.howmet.com , including content shared during the Company's May 2022 Technology Day.
Currently pursuing an Electrical or Mechanical Engineering degree from an accredited institution
Students must have completed 4 semesters of undergraduate education prior to entering the program
Must be involved in at least 1 extracurricular activity or prior work experience
3.0 grade point average
Employees must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Verification of employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior internship or work experience in manufacturing
Basic Qualifications:
Currently pursuing an Electrical or Mechanical Engineering degree from an accredited institution
Students must have completed 4 semesters of undergraduate education prior to entering the program
Must be involved in at least 1 extracurricular activity or prior work experience
3.0+ grade point average
Employees must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Verification of employment eligibility will be required at the time of hire. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
Preferred Qualifications:
Prior internship or work experience in manufacturing
Job Dimensions:
This is a multi-rotation co-op opportunity based in Cleveland, Ohio or Barberton, Ohio. This model allows students to develop cross-functionally across several areas of manufacturing-related engineering while completing their degree without switching employers. We are currently recruiting for the Spring 2023 semester.
Rotational areas include:
Cleveland Facility Co-Ops:
Process Engineering
Forging Design Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering (Forging)
Barberton Facility Co-Ops:
Process Innovation
Casthouse Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering (Machining)
Co-op participants will be placed at either location to complete the 3 rotations over an 18-month period (Spring/Fall duration of 15 weeks, Summer - 11 weeks)
Major Activities & Key Challenges :
Rotation areas and job challenges:
Cleveland:
Process Engineering
Develop an understanding of metal forming processes and critical variables to control for quality and productivity
Work with a cross functional team in the plant to support successful operation of an automated forging line
Develop problem solving skills in support of process/production troubleshooting
Forging Design Engineering
Develop and improve 3D parametric solid modeling skills
Learn the forging simulation tool DeForm
Gain an understanding of design for manufacturing
Manufacturing Engineering (Forging)
Develop problem solving skills in support of diagnosing and preventing equipment failures
Develop machine design skills by designing improvements to the plant's equipment
Learn how to make a business case in support of making capital investments to improve the plant, process, or machinery
Become familiar with industrial robotics and automation
Barberton:
Process Innovation
Develop an understanding of how to design and deploy new processes and process improvements
Work with cross functional teams to implement new technology from concept to production system
Casthouse Engineering
Gain experience with a molten metal foundry environment with a continuous process driven production model
Develop an understanding of thermal processes
Develop an understanding of combustion control systems and automation
Manufacturing Engineering (Machining)
Become familiar with ISO9001 Quality management systems
Design tooling and work holding for machining
Develop CNC programs
Become familiar with industrial robotics and automation
Environment, Health & Safety Requirements :
This position involves some degree of exposure to risk of accident and requires following basic safety precautions. Work is normally performed in an interior work environment. While not exposed to hazardous materials, this position requires wearing full Personal Protective Equipment to protect from mobile equipment and hot materials when on the shop floor.
This position requires physical activity such as walking, sitting and standing for extended periods of time.
Job Dimensions:
This is a multi-rotation co-op opportunity based in Cleveland, Ohio or Barberton, Ohio. This model allows students to develop cross-functionally across several areas of manufacturing-related engineering while completing their degree without switching employers. We are currently recruiting for the Spring 2023 semester.
Rotational areas include:
Cleveland Facility Co-Ops:
Process Engineering
Forging Design Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering (Forging)
Barberton Facility Co-Ops:
Process Innovation
Casthouse Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering (Machining)
Co-op participants will be placed at either location to complete the 3 rotations over an 18-month period (Spring/Fall duration of 15 weeks, Summer - 11 weeks)
Major Activities & Key Challenges :
Rotation areas and job challenges:
Cleveland:
Process Engineering
Develop an understanding of metal forming processes and critical variables to control for quality and productivity
Work with a cross functional team in the plant to support successful operation of an automated forging line
Develop problem solving skills in support of process/production troubleshooting
Forging Design Engineering
Develop and improve 3D parametric solid modeling skills
Learn the forging simulation tool DeForm
Gain an understanding of design for manufacturing
Manufacturing Engineering (Forging)
Develop problem solving skills in support of diagnosing and preventing equipment failures
Develop machine design skills by designing improvements to the plant's equipment
Learn how to make a business case in support of making capital investments to improve the plant, process, or machinery
Become familiar with industrial robotics and automation
Barberton:
Process Innovation
Develop an understanding of how to design and deploy new processes and process improvements
Work with cross functional teams to implement new technology from concept to production system
Casthouse Engineering
Gain experience with a molten metal foundry environment with a continuous process driven production model
Develop an understanding of thermal processes
Develop an understanding of combustion control systems and automation
Manufacturing Engineering (Machining)
Become familiar with ISO9001 Quality management systems
Design tooling and work holding for machining
Develop CNC programs
Become familiar with industrial robotics and automation
Environment, Health & Safety Requirements :
This position involves some degree of exposure to risk of accident and requires following basic safety precautions. Work is normally performed in an interior work environment. While not exposed to hazardous materials, this position requires wearing full Personal Protective Equipment to protect from mobile equipment and hot materials when on the shop floor.
This position requires physical activity such as walking, sitting and standing for extended periods of time.