|
|||||||||
|
|
|||||||||
 |
OSU College of Engineering
 |
|
MIME Home | news | bulletins
OSU MECHANICAL, INDUSTRIAL, &
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING E-BULLETIN ME–IME
Faculty/Graduate Seminars Job
and Internship Postings—ME & IME Students Faculty
and Post-Doc Positions ATTENTION IME AND
ME PRE-ENG, PRO-ENG, AND GRAD STUDENTS: There are a few spots left for the MIME–EECS Student–Industry
Reception taking place tomorrow night (Feb. 20), 5:30–7:45 pm in the Today is
your LAST CHANCE to register. Sign up for the reception and find out more
about the participating companies at http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/undergraduate/febReception/index.htm. Also, ALL IME and ME students (whether attending the reception
or not) are invited to upload a copy of
your resume for inclusion in the electronic resume book we’re preparing for
industry participants. Upload your resume at http://eecs.oregonstate.edu/undergraduate/febReception/resumeUpload.htm Hope
to see you there! ORDER
DEADLINE for ME
T-Shirts
and ME
/ IME Polos
is THIS FRIDAY, FEB. 23rd Attention
ME and IME faculty, staff, and students: This is the last week to order your Mechanical Engineering polo or Industrial & Manufacturing polo. These shirts cost $20 and are available in both
black and white, with orange embroidery. And you have the option of adding the
word “Alumni” under Engineering. Plus, the
Mechanical Engineering T-shirts are back! So if you missed out on getting one last
fall, place you order today. $10 for a short sleeve and $15 for a long sleeve.
Orange print on a black or charcoal shirt. To order
your ME Polo and/or T-shirt, go to Covell Hall 118 and fill out an order form. Order deadline is 4 pm this Friday, Feb. 23rd.
Please bring exact change, or make your check out to “Pi Tau Sigma.” All shirts
will be available for pickup during Dead Week. UPCOMING EVENTS [back to top] This Week… Mon, Feb 19: SAE Formula Team Meeting. 6 pm, Tues, Feb 20: Center For Teaching and Learning Workshop: Assessment Part I: Are Your Students
Learning? 2–5 pm, Milam 215. Tues, Feb 20: 2nd Annual EECS–MIME
Industry–Student Reception. 5:30 pm, Kelley Atrium. See blurb at the beginning of this e-bulletin for more information. Wed,
Feb 21 and Thurs, Feb 22: Solar Vehicle Team Weekly Meetings for Machine Shop Work. Noon–5
pm, WNGR 404. Wed, Feb 21: Winter Engineering Career Fair. 11 am–4 pm, CH2M-Hill Alumni Center. For a list of companies attending, see http://oregonstate.edu/career/fair/engineering.php. Wed, Feb 21: OSU Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year lecture on "Transparent Electronics" by John F. Wager, 3 pm in KEC 1001. Wager is a professor in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science who has significantly contributed to the development of transparent electronics, thin-film electroluminescent displays, and compound semiconductor transistors. (Note: Sigma Xi honors excellence in scientific investigation and encourages companionship and cooperation among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. The Greek letters “sigma” and “xi” form the acronym of the Society‘s motto, “Spoudon Xynones,” which translates as “Companions in Zealous Research.”) Wed, Feb 21: SAE
Baja Team Meeting. 5 pm, Wed, Feb 21:
All-Members
Pi Tau Sigma meeting. 6:30 pm, Wed, Feb 21:
EWB Project Meeting. 7
pm, Owen 106. At this meeting, we will start with reports from the two
design teams, and hear from the traveling team about progress and areas that could
use further help. For more information, contact Kelsey Edwardsen at edwardke@onid.orst.edu. Thurs, Feb 22: “System of Systems: From Definition to Architectures to Applications.” Special ME–IME Seminar presentation by Mo Jamshidi, Lutcher Brown Endowed Chair, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Director, Center for utonomous Control Engineering, University of Texas at San Antonio. 1–2 pm, Owen 101. Sat,
Feb 24: Campus-wide Cleanup
sponsored by the Fri. Feb 23: Fri,
Feb 23: ME–IME Seminar: Determinants
of Kaizen Event Success and Sustainability. Presenter: Toni Doolen, Dept. of Industrial &
Manufacturing Engineering, Fri,
Feb 23: HPV Team Meeting. 3 pm, Sat,
Feb 24: Engineering Ball. Hosted
by the Society of Women Engineers. 7–11 pm, Plan Ahead...
Mon,
Feb 26: Fri, Mar 2: Center
For Teaching and Learning Workshop: Assessment Part II: Assessment Tools and Their
Use in the Classroom. 2–4 pm, Milam 215. Wed,
Mar 7: WME Afternoon Tea with Dr.
Belinda Batten, Professor and Department Head of Mechanical, Industrial, and
Manufacturing Engineering. This event is part of the WME “Lunch and Learn”
series. Are there things you want to know about the COE? Or whether grad school
right for you? Or what it’s like to work in a male-dominated profession? Or for
that matter, what mechanical, industrial, and/or manufacturing engineers really
do? Here's your chance to meet informally with a leader of the Fri, March 9: Center
For Teaching and Learning Workshop: Course Portfolios. 2–4 pm, Milam 215. Wed, Mar 14: IME 2007 Senior Project Presentation,
6–8 pm, Building 60, Xerox–Wilsonville. Event features a 6-7 pm poster session
and, from 7 to 7:45, formal presentations by the three top project teams. Wed, Mar 29–Fri, Mar 31: 2007 American Nuclear Society Student Conference,
held at Sat,
June 16:. Mechanical, Industrial and
Manufacturing Engineering Commencement. 4– 6 pm, La UPCOMING ME–I Thurs, Feb 22: “System of Systems: From Definition to Architectures to Applications.” Special ME–IME Seminar presentation by Mo Jamshidi, Lutcher Brown Endowed Chair, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Director, Center for Autonomous Control Engineering, University of Texas at San Antonio. 1–2 pm, Owen 101. Friday, February 23: “Determinants of
Kaizen Event Success and Sustainability.” Presenter: Toni Doolen, Dept. of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS [back to top] Departments-wide… SPRING
TERM ADVISING NOW UNDERWAY. Scheduled advising is taking place now through
Friday, March 2nd. If you haven’t had the chance, please drop by LET OUR
VOICES BE HEARD! There is an opening for a NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK BANQUET: Monday,
Feb 26, 6 pm, CH2M UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH, INNOVATION, SCHOLARSHIP
AND CREATIVITY (URISC) PROGRAM: CALL FOR
SUMMER 2007 FUNDING PROPOSALS. URISC is a Research Office program that
supports undergraduate research activities, enabling undergraduate students to
initiate a scholarly relationship with faculty early in their academic careers.
All undergraduate students currently pursuing a baccalaureate degree at OSU and
who are in good academic standing are eligible to apply. Proposals must be
initiated and written by the student, but should be done in close
coordination with the faculty project advisor. For accepted projects, the
Research Office will provide 60% of the total budget request, to a maximum of
$1,800.00. Applications
are due in the Research Office by March 5. The complete program description,
application and proposal criteria are at the Research Office Web site: http://oregonstate.edu/research/incentive/urisc.htm. If you have questions, contact Debbie
Delmore at 737-8390 or debbie.delmore@oregonstate.edu. STUDENT
ORAL PRESENTATION PRACTICE EVENT FOR REGIONAL ASME “OLD GUARD” COMPETITION IN http://www.bustersbarbecue.com/maps/index.htm#Tigard). This
event gives students an opportunity to practice their presentations for the
regional ASME “Old Guard” competition (to be held March 30-31, 2007 at the NASA
ANNOUNCES 2006-07 AERONAUTICS COMPETITION FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. The Fundamental Aeronautics Program of the
Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters is pleased to
announce this year’s aeronautics competition for the 2006-07 academic
year. For this year’s competition, students are invited to propose
solutions for complex technical problems in hypersonic and supersonic flight;
subsonic fixed and rotary wing transport; or Mars entry, descent, and landing.
Some of these challenges occur in Earth's atmosphere, others occur in
space. Individuals, small (<10-person), and larger
undergraduate/graduate student teams are all invited to participate. Multi-disciplinary,
multi-department teams are encouraged. College entries are due in late April.
For competition details, visit http://aero.larc.nasa.gov/competitions_univ.htm. Grad Students/Faculty/Staff GRANTS
AVAILABLE FOR FACULTY-SPONSORED SPRING/SUMMER CALL FOR STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS [back to top] Alpha Pi
Mu is the National Industrial Engineering honor society. Its goals are to
recognize and support exceptional IE students; encourage advances in IE
education; unify the IE student body and further IE student-faculty
relationships; assist and cooperate with other IE-affiliated organizations and
individuals; and promote the academic and professional welfare of APM members
through the associations and experiences that result from bringing together a
group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities. 2006-07 APM officers
include Kyle Sund (president), AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
(ASME) Want to
know why you should become a student member of the ASME? Find out the 10 Top
Reasons for joining at http://www.asme.org/Membership/Join/. You can apply for membership online, at http://www.asme.org/Membership/Join/Become_Member.cfm. Or contact ASME–OSU chapter president Joseph Cooley at cooleyjo@engr.orst.edu. You
are also invited to join the ASME mailing list (go to lists.oregonstate.edu group: ASME). EWB-OSU
is a student chapter of EWB-USA with a mission to implement sustainable
engineering projects in developing countries while developing responsible
engineering students. We are currently working on developing and implementing a
potable water delivery system for a small community in rural HUMAN POWERED VEHICLE TEAM (HPV) The HPV
team is affiliated with the OSU chapter of ASME and shares a similar role in
the The IIE provides leadership in developing
students as industrial engineers. IEE participation enhances students’ networking
and leadership skills and offers fun events for students to participate in. To
learn more about the IIE, visit our web site at http://oregonstate.edu/groups/iie/. You
can also email IIE Membership Chair Adam Eriksen at eriksena@gmail.com for
more information about membership and meetings. MICROGRAVITY FLIGHT TEAM Want to
work on a research project for NASA? Want to develop something that will help
put a person on Mars? You like engines, why not work on a prototype nuclear
engine that powers a plasma rocket? Do you want to conduct an experiment in
zero gravity at 26,000 ft? If you answered yes to any of these questions, come
check out the OSU Microgravity Flight Team! We meet in the Kelley
Engineering Building Conference room 1005 every Monday, OREGON
WAVE is a group of OSU students, professors, and industry partners who have
modified one of the SAE MiniBAJA racers for autonomous control. We’re working
on getting it ready for the next DARPA Grand Challenge, tentatively set for 2007–08.
If you’re a graduate and undergraduate ME, EECS, or IME student interested
in helping to make our robot the best in the world, please come to our weekly
meeting in the basement of Graf Hall. This
term, our meetings are Fridays at 10 am. Add yourself to the group’s
mailing list at http://lists.oregonstate.edu (grandchallenge). OSU SOLAR VEHICLE TEAM (OSUSVT) OSUSVT
is currently designing a solar-powered vehicle to compete in the 2007
World Solar Challenge in PI TAU SIGMA –OSU OMEGA CHAPTER Pi Tau
Sigma is a national Mechanical Engineering Honor Society that seeks to unify
exceptional students so that they may use their talents in the service of
others. Our PTS chapter seeks to provide its members with social activities,
leadership positions, and networking opportunities with both colleagues and
industry. 2006-07 PTS officers include Jonathan Ritter, president; Liz
Campagna, vice president; Clint Peterson, secretary; and Trevor Howard, treasurer.
For more information please visit http://groups.engr.oregonstate.edu/pts/home.html. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS (SAE) Formula SAE group meets on Mondays at 6 pm in the SAE shop (132 SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS
(SME)—OSU CHAPTER OSU
SME’s mission is to cultivate professional development, promote cross
disciplinary exposure and create networking opportunities for OSU engineering
students within the framework of manufacturing and manufacturing technology.
For more information, visit the SME web site at http://groups.engr.oregonstate.edu/sme/ or email the SME student chair, Aaron Black,
at blacka@onid.orst.edu. You can download a membership application
from http://groups.engr.oregonstate.edu/sme/files/Student_app.pdf. SURFACE
MOUNT TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION (SMTA) —OSU CHAPTER. The
SMTA is an international network of professionals who build skills, share
practical experience and develop solutions in electronic assembly technologies,
including microsystems, emerging technologies, and related business operations.
For more information or to join the SMTA, visit www.smta.org. 2006-07
officers for the OSU chapter of SMTA are Tram
Le, president; Chris Gregg, vice president; Roger Day, secretary; and Eric
Hysell, treasurer. The faculty advisor is Dr. Toni Doolen. SCHOLARSHIPS and FELLOWSHIPS [back to top] NEW! NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA LEADERSHIP AWARDS AVAILABLE.
Two $2,500 awards are available for undergraduate students who are
interning in the greater NEW! 2007
CRITICAL LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INTENSIVE SUMMER INSTITUTES. As part of the National Security Language
Initiative (NSLI), a U.S. government interagency effort to expand dramatically
the number of Americans studying and mastering critical need foreign languages,
the Department of State Critical Language Scholarships will provide funding for
U.S. citizen undergraduate, Master’s and PhD students to participate in Summer
2007 language programs in Arabic, Bangla/Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, Korean,
Persian, Punjabi, Russian, Turkish, and Urdu. Institute locations: ASSOCIATION FOR IRON & STEEL TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS: Application deadline is March 2. The AIST Foundation will be awarding 9 scholarships for the 2007–08 school year. These scholarships are available to all technical engineering students with a demonstrated interested in the iron and steel industry. To be considered for all 9 scholarships, complete one application, available at http://www.aist.org/foundation/scholarships.htm. Students with a demonstrated interest in the iron and steel industry and who will be graduating in 2009 (entering junior year in 2007), are also invited to apply for a STEEL Engineering Education Link Initiative scholarship. Students enrolled in a metallurgy or materials science program and who will be graduating in 2009 may also apply for a Ferrous Metallurgy Education Today [FeMET] Initiative scholarship. Recipients of both the STEEL and FeMET scholarships are awarded $5,000 their junior year, a paid summer internship with a North American steel company between their junior and senior year, and $5,000 toward their senior year tuition. Visit http://www.aist.org/foundation/steel_initiative.htm and http://www.aist.org/femet/femet_scholarship.htm for more information. DIVERSITY-BUILDING
AWARDS: CALL FOR APPLICATIONS. Individual donors have provided scholarship
opportunities in recognition of the importance of a diverse student population
at US NAVY
NUCLEAR PROPULSION OFFICER CANDIDATE PROGRAM. The US Navy is looking for
Engineers, Scientists and Mathematics majors to become officers in the Nuclear
Propulsion Officer Candidate (NUPOC) program. This program offers qualified
individuals unique technical training, exceptional benefits, and the opportunity
to join the elite group of Naval Officers responsible for the operation of the
Navy's nuclear propelled submarines and aircraft carriers. If you are a GRADUATE
RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP AVAILABLE FALL 2007 for qualified student pursuing a MS
degree in Wood Science or Materials Science at For more information about this GRA
opportunity contact: Dr. Fred Kamke, JELD-WEN Professor of Wood-Based
Composite Science, Dept. Wood Science and Engineering, Oregon State University,
119 Richardson Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331. Phone: 541-737-8422, Fax:
541-737-3385, email: fred.kamke@oregonstate.edu. Application deadline: 2/28/07. NATIONAL
SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (GRFP). The
Graduate Research Fellowship provides three years of support for graduate study
leading to research-based master’s or doctoral degrees and is intended for
students who are at the early stages of their graduate study. The program offers a stipend of $30,000 a year for
three years and a $10,500 cost of education allowance. THE NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY (NRL)
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM is open to US citizens and legal permanent
residents and offers a competitive stipend as well as insurance, relocation,
and travel allowances. This program offers 1–3-year postdoctoral
fellowships designed to increase the involvement of scientists and engineers
from academia and industry to scientific and technical areas of interest and
relevance to the Navy. This program has a rolling admission.
Go to: http://www.asee.org/nrl to learn
more about the program. JOB AND
INTERNSHIP POSTINGS—ME & IME STUDENTS
[back to top] Note: Check out the new “Job and Internship Resources for ME,
IME, and Materials Science Students” page for additional job and internship
listings: http://me.oregonstate.edu/students/jobs/ Internships:
Research/Institution-based BERUFSAKADEMIE RAVENSBURG (http://www.ba-ravensburg.de), located in Friedrichshafen in southern
Germany (on beautiful Lake Constanze near the Swiss border) has an internship opportunity for a second or
higher year Bachelors student or a Masters student in Mechanical Engineering. The
internship can be commenced immediately, but start dates around NASA EXPLORATION INTERNSHIPS will
provide students Exploration Science Mission Directorate (ESMD)-relevant work experience in
industry or at a NASA center. Students will be engaged in hands-on engineering
projects with a strong and involved placement mentor. Internships are open to
juniors, seniors and graduate students. A current list of available internships
can be viewed at http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/esmd/. ESMD Internship eligibility criteria: Must
be U.S. Citizen to participate. Proof of citizenship will be required if
selected. Age 18 or older. Community college, undergraduate and graduate
students are eligible to apply. Minimum of 30 credit hours/45 quarter hours
completed. Minimum GPA of 3.0/4/0. Enrolled full-time in an accredited NASA UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PROGRAM—FALL
2007. NASA is looking for talented
undergraduates to participate in our Undergraduate Student Research Program
(USRP). USRP offers undergraduates across the NEW! SUMMER
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATE (REU) IN NANOMATERIALS AND NANOMECHANICS.
The goal of this NSF-supported summer undergraduate research experience is
to provide a unique opportunity for undergraduates to participate in a research
and professional development program. Projects include: (1) carbon
nanotubes, (2) atomistic simulations, (3) tribological properties, and (4)
growth mechanisms. Location: The NSF SUMMER RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATE
(REU) IN SUSTAINABILITY. The overall goal of this undergraduate research
experience is to create interdisciplinary teams of students and faculty from
engineering, social sciences, and business/economics to research specific problems
related to sustainability. Our
Sustainable Futures Model focuses on research and education in four areas: (1)
environmental systems, (2) industrial systems, (3) societal systems, and (4) integrative
initiatives that join all three of these areas. Another unique aspect of this REU
Site is that students can elect to perform their research at either NSF INTERNATIONAL REU in AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNOLOGIES: Internships: Industry-Sponsored HEWLETT-PACKARD.
HP has quite a few jobs and internships open for Mechanical Engineering
students! There are jobs open in NEW! MATERIALS MODIFICATION INC (MMI), a progressive company
located in Fairfax, VA, and engaged in the research and development of
advanced materials utilizing novel processing techniques, invites applications
for full-time, paid internship positions
for industrial, manufacturing, materials, and chemical engineering students. Internships
are available spring, summer, and fall 2007; students may also opt to intern for two consecutive terms. Internship functions include, but are not limited to: planning and set-up for laboratory
experiments involving chemical synthesis and characterization; recording and
organizing data for analysis and effectively communicating results to
supervisors; and adhering to safe work habits and all safety policies and
procedures. Qualifications: Applicants should be working toward
an IE, ManufE, Materials, or ChemE degree and should have a strong basic knowledge of chemistry/biochemistry. A working
knowledge of inorganic synthesis, biomaterials, polymer chemistry, spectroscopy,
thermal analysis, and physical measurements is a plus but not mandatory. Candidates
must be a MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY, INC.,
in § Industrial Engineering Intern (6 months). Through a variety of projects and interactions with management and executive management, this intern will have multiple opportunities to apply IE concepts while gaining invaluable on-the-job experience. Completing this internship significantly increases an individual’s chances for full-time employment with Microchip upon graduation. Position Summary: Assist in coordination and planning for wafer fab start-up and expansion. Help improve manufacturing efficiency. Essential Functions: Conduct time studies, update and improve fab reports. Analyze and design workflow and workstations. Participate in continuous improvement projects. Qualifications: Must be an IE pro-school student and available Summer/Fall 2007 or Spring/Summer 2008. Previous engineering-related internship/co-op work experience is a plus. Must have a record of strong academic performance and extracurricular achievement; exceptional interpersonal skills and proven track record of teamwork, adaptability, innovation, initiative, and integrity; and proficiency with Microsoft Office products. [Posted 11/13/06; no end date. This is an ongoing internship opportunity] § Process Engineering Intern. Job Purpose: This Process Engineering Intern position will help sustain process engineering in one or more functional areas at our Microchip Fab 4 facility. Duties: Practice effective and productive written and verbal communication; Self-motivation and integrity to work with little or no supervision; Maintain an attitude and willingness to learn and grow in a team environment. Skills/Qualifications: Minimum GPA 3.0; Actively working towards a BS or MS in Materials, Chemical Engineering or equivalent; no previous job experience is required. [posted 2/12/07] To
apply for either of these internships, email your resume to TEKTRONIX
has an opening for a Mechanical
Engineering Summer Intern. This is a 3–6-month internship opportunity for
ME juniors and seniors moving toward an advanced degree. Join a highly skilled
and energetic team of mechanical engineers developing leading edge test and
measurement products including logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, probes, wireless
communication, and video monitoring and test products. The intern will focus on
product design and/or fixture design using Pro/Engineer; will work closely with
vendors to optimize designs for cost, performance, manufacturability, and
reliability; and will be teamed in a mentoring program with Mechanical
Engineer. The internship may involve specific analysis and testing to known
requirements as well as research-oriented activities. Great opportunity to work
in the high tech industry with supportive people, using state-of-the-art design
tools to solve challenging engineering problems in a creative design
atmosphere. Job Requirements Mechanical Engineering major at junior or
senior level. 3.3 minimum GPA. Knowledge of heat transfer principles,
materials, drafting, and manufacturing processes is required. ProE/CAD
experience is highly desirable. Candidates with less education/experience may
be considered for other opportunities. If interested, e-mail résumé and cover
letter to Jani Buckmaster, jani.buckmaster@exgate.tek.com, specifying job # IRC28626, or apply on line
at https://jobs.tek.com, using IRC28626 as the search keyword. You may
also contact Brian J. Wood, Senior Manager, Program Management,
for more information: Jobs NEW! BEND
RESEARCH INC., a growing, multidisciplinary contract research and
development company specializing in new technologies to improve human health
through the pharmaceutical industry, is seeking BOB TRAILERS, INC. (www.bobgear.com), a top manufacturer of jogging strollers and
bicycle cargo trailers, has an immediate opening at our new CARRUTHERS
EQUIPMENT COMPANY, a growing manufacturer of proprietary equipment used in
the food processing industry, has ongoing
openings for: §
Design Engineer
/Mechanical Engineer with a command of electro-mechanical and solid modeling/micro-station
modeler technologies required. The position includes limited travel to
factories of a wide variety of small to major food processors. The successful
candidate will have the ability to interface with customers. Food industry
experience is a plus. §
Industrial Engineer responsible for helping Carruthers develop
new production systems and procedures to help increase capacity while also
actively participating in our daily production process. Duties include: Prepare
production routing documents (Travelers) for all machine types; organize
Assembly Machine Shop and Fabrication Shop priorities; coordinate with
Assembly, Machine, and Fabrication shops on parts needed to accommodate timely
deliveries; create and monitor milestones for each order in terms of Last Day
out of Engineering to Planning, Last day out of Planning to Production, Last
Day to Assembly and Last day to Testing/Shipment; expedite production
requirements; coordinate sheet metal purchasing; and develop procedures that
improve the flow of parts and machines through the plant. Carruthers
offers competitive salaries and benefits along with the opportunity to work in
a dynamic small business environment while working on innovative projects for
many of the largest businesses in the food industry. If qualified and
interested in either of these positions, please send your resume and cover
letter to Tony Stevens, Controller, at tonys@carruthers.us (503-861-2273, ext. 111). This is an
ongoing employment opportunity for OSU grads. COLUMBIA AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING, located
in Include
but are not limited to listening, talking, concentration, standing, sitting,
bending, reaching and lifting to 25 pounds. To apply: Please send resume
to christina.bainbridge@flycolumbia.com. [posted 12/11; position available ASAP but spring and summer graduates are also
invited to apply.] ESCO ENGINEERED PRODUCTS (www.esco-engproducts.com) is
looking for a Design Engineer. Position
summary/description: You will be
using advanced tools for 3-D product design (Cad-Unigraphics) and Database
Management (Agile-ORACLE). You will work with customers, vendors, and ESCO
sales, marketing, production, and manufacturing to ensure that customer
expectations are achieved. Critical to this position is the need for strong
analytical skills, creativity, and a good understanding of engineering
principles. Qualifications: Applicants must have a 4 year degree,
preferably in Mechanical Engineering. Must also have design experience, skill
in the use of Unigraphics CAD, and preferably have familiarity with the mining
industry. There will also be opportunities to travel to ESCO's global locations
and customer sites. To
apply: Send resume and salary history to: ESCO Engineered Products
Headquarters, Attn: Dennis Christen, FMC
FOOD TECH (www.fmcfoodtech.com), a leading supplier of integrated food processing
solutions and one of our MECOP companies, has openings for the following
positions at its §
Application
Engineer (two openings): Position Description: FMC application
engineers technically aid the sales force, customers, and potential customers
in an effort to drive machinery, parts, and service sales. This entry level
position requires a four-year BS or BA degree in Engineering (ME, EE, or AE),
Industrial Technology or Food Science. For detailed information about
job responsibilities and applicant qualifications, see http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletins/FMCAppEng.doc. For additional information about this job,
contact Jeff S. Arthur, Technical Applications Engineering Manager, at jeff.arthur@fmcti.com or 559-661-3385. §
Design
Engineer I (one opening). Position Description: Creates drawings,
DBI’s (Data Base Instructions) specifications.
Operates within local organization and accomplishes work within existing
systems and under supervision. Performs
basic technical observations, analysis and modification of simple components. For
detailed information about job responsibilities and applicant
qualifications, see http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletins/FMCDesignEng.doc. For additional information about this job,
contact Rick Wilson, Engineering Manager, at 559-661-3373. To
apply for either of these FMC positions: Send cover letter and resume to the
attention of Rob Empie, HR Manager, FMC
Technologies, Inc., NEW! FRED MEYER CORPORATION. The Fred Meyer Corporate
Office, located in GAGE INDUSTRIES ( GUNDERSON, INC. ( HP has quite a few jobs and internships open for
Mechanical Engineering students! There are jobs open in HUNTER-DAVISSON, a design–build HVAC
contractor in the JELD-WEN
INC. WINDOW GROUP ( Note: Check the Jeld-Wen website for
other current openings: http://www.jeld-wen.com/about/employment.cfm. MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY, INC. (http://microchip.com ), is looking for an entry-level Equipment Engineer at its PACIFIC NW NATIONAL LABORATORY (PNNL)
in ·
Experimental
Fluid Dynamics Engineer I/II. Req# 112628. Requires MS in ME, ChemE, or NE. ·
Computational/Fluid
Dynamics Engineer I/II. Req# 112627. Also requires MS in ME, ChemE, or NE. ·
Thermal
Fluids Engineer/Scientist - Post Doc. Req# 112635. Post-doctoral position. All of
these jobs are listed at https://erecruit.pnl.gov/psp/hrext/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?Page=HRS_CE_HM_PRE&Action=A&SiteId=2 PML MICROBIOLOGICALS, the Portland-based
premier suppler of prepared media in Essential
Functions: Works closely with members on the executive management team for
cost reduction, quality improvement and improved efficiency. Evaluates
equipment, tooling and layouts of the facility. May assist in the start up of
new products and equipment. Studies specifications and confers with engineering
and production personnel to resolve design and efficiency related to
manufacturing procedures. Qualifications:
Bachelors in Industrial or Mechanical Engineering. Relocation assistance available for the right candidate. Strong organizational, communications, analytical and time management skills along with the desire and ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. Self driven, motivated and results oriented. Qualified individuals may apply online at www.pmlmicro.com or email your resume to jobs@pmlmicro.com. [posted 2/05/07] ULTRA CLEAN TECHNOLOGY (http://uct.com) has openings for Mechanical Design Engineers at its FACULTY
AND POST-DOC POSITIONS [back to top] Note: Check for additional mechanical, industrial, and
manufacturing engineering positions on two ASEE web sites: §
Prism classified section—http://www.asee.org/publications/prism/classifieds/index.cfm?categoryID=2 §
Women in Engineering Division
job site—http://www.bagley.msstate.edu/WIED/jobs.html Faculty/post-doc positions are posted for 2 weeks. For earlier
postings, check past e-bulletin issues at http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html. UCLA. The UCLA Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering Department is currently accepting applications for full-time
faculty positions for Assistant, Associate, and Full Professors in Mechanical
and Aerospace Engineering (Tracking #0205-0708-02). Areas of particular
interest include, but are not limited to: 1) energy research in nuclear
fission, fusion energy, and energy use in transportation, and 2) aerospace research in autonomous vehicle
systems, orbital mechanics and remote sensing, and aerospace structures.
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in engineering or closely related
disciplines. Successful candidates will be responsible for teaching
undergraduate and graduate courses and for developing a strong sponsored
research program. Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.
Please apply for UCLA MAE faculty positions by submitting your materials,
including e-mail addresses of your references, at http://www.mae.ucla.edu/cgibin/ recruitment/index.php. Do not send hardcopies
of your application, as they will not be processed or returned; use only the
online application form. UCLA is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer with a strong institutional commitment to the achievement of diversity
among its faculty, staff, and students. For additional information please refer
to the website or contact: Faculty Recruitment Committee, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering Department, 38-137 Engineering IV, UCLA, ABOUT THIS
BULLETIN
[back to top] The Mechanical,
Industrial, & Manufacturing Engineering E-Bulletin is a weekly,
one-stop source of information about department events, announcements,
scholarships, job postings, student club updates, and other
department-related items. Past issues are posted on the ME web
site at http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html. Abbreviated
e-bulletins are issued over the summer and during winter break. To submit information: Information to be
included in upcoming e-bulletins should be sent to
ME/IME Communications Coordinator Tracy Ann Robinson (tracy.ann.robinson@oregonstate.edu). Items received by Thursday of any given
week will appear in the next week's issue. Feedback and suggestions for improving this e-bulletin
are welcome. Please send your comments to tracy.ann.robinson@oregonstate.edu. |
||||||
