FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Service Engineering Co-op position?
The primary focus of the Service Engineering Co-op position is to act as a technical liaison between the Cummins field service organization and various engineering, quality, and manufacturing teams to identify and resolve product issues, ensuring high-quality repair events.
What types of academic backgrounds are considered for this Co-op program?
All engineering majors are typically considered for this Co-op program, including those pursuing Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees.
What is the required GPA for applicants?
A minimum GPA of 2.5 or above is preferred for applicants.
How long is the Co-op term?
The Co-op position requires a commitment of a minimum of 4 to 6 months, with the possibility of extending up to 12 months.
What is the expected work schedule for the Co-op role?
The expected work schedule for the Co-op role is 40 hours per week.
What kind of skills or competencies are required for this position?
Required skills and competencies include technical problem solving, customer management, teamwork, effective communication, and a willingness to learn and contribute to team goals.
Is there an opportunity for career advancement after the Co-op?
While the Co-op is primarily an educational opportunity, successful performance can lead to potential career advancement within Cummins.
Are there any relocation packages offered for this position?
No, there is no relocation package offered for this Co-op position.
What is the monthly salary range for Bachelor’s degree candidates?
The monthly salary range for Bachelor’s degree candidates is $3,900 to $4,800.
How does Cummins ensure an inclusive workplace?
Cummins is dedicated to diversity in the workplace and provides equal employment opportunities regardless of race, gender, disability, and other protected statuses, as stated in their equal opportunity and affirmative action policies.