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MECHANICAL, INDUSTRIAL, & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING E-BULLETIN BULLETIN
SECTIONS—QUICK LINKS >GRAD STUDENTS/ FACULTY/ STAFF Job and Internship Postings—Students Faculty and Post-Doc Positions WME
TO HOST NASA SPEAKER ON APRIL 23rd Interested
in finding out what it’s like to work at NASA? Dr. Irem Tumer, OSU Mechanical Engineering professor and former
NASA employee, will speak to engineering students on this very topic at the
upcoming Women & Minorities in Engineering meeting
on Wednesday, April 23rd, 5
pm, KEC 1005. All CoE students are
invited and encouraged to attend. Dinner will be provided. If
you plan to join us, please RSVP by
5 pm Friday, April 18, to Karena Dokken at dokkenk@onid.orst.edu, so we know how
much food to order! ASME
OFFICER ELECTIONS THIS THURSDAY ASME will be hosting its
first meeting of the term this Thursday (April 10), at 6:30 pm in Rogers 230.
There will be pizza, as always, and a recap of the Tacoma SPDC, but the primary
function of this meeting will be to select new officers for the 2008–09
academic year. The four positions that are definitely on the election agenda
include President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Other potential
positions include Webmaster, Social Chair, and Service Chair. Additional
positions may be considered as well, if you can provide a convincing argument
(and a nominee). If you're willing to
commit a little bit of time to ASME, in return for great leadership experience
and a resume-builder, please consider running for one of these positions. To
get your name in the hat, just show up at Thursday night's meeting! IT’S ADVISING TIME AGAIN! Attention MIME
undergrads:
The spring advising period runs from Monday, April 14th through
Friday, May 9th. Please come to Dearborn 102 this week to sign up
for your advising appointment. Remember, you need to meet with your advisor in
order to get the all-important PIN that allows you to register for fall term classes. So don’t delay—sign up for your
appointment today! Now you can visit MIME’s
event calendar online at: http://calendar.oregonstate.edu/mechanicalengr/ Mon Apr 7: Engineers Without Borders Project Meeting. 7 pm, STAG 106.
First meeting of the
term--Update on spring break El Salvador trip and organization/planning
for spring term. There's lots of work that needs to be completed
between now and our upcoming summer trip. Anyone who is interested in
helping out on the EWB project efforts is welcome to join us! Plus,
chocolate will be served! Wed Apr 9: “GREEK LIFE,” Part 2. Noon–1 pm, MU Journey room. Hosted by the Office of Community and Diversity, the April segment of the popular Voices Project will look at some sororities and fraternities that you might not be familiar with and the rewards and challenges of being Greek. What you learn might surprise you. Bring your lunch and join the screening and conversation. For info and/or accommodations, contact Diane Davis at diane.davis@oregonstate.edu [posted 4/7] Thurs
Apr 10: FCP Technology Day. Fluid Connector
Products will have the Parker Tech Tour Trailer on site, in the Reser Stadium
South Parking Lot, loaded with the latest in fluid power, hose and fitting
technology. A variety of training seminars will also be offered at the LaSells
Stewart Center Agricultural Leaders Room. For more info and to RSVP,
visit http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletins/TechDay08.pdf.
Note: Fluid Connector Products
expects significant attendance by people from industry, so in addition to the
educational aspects of the event, this is also a great networking opportunity! Thurs Apr 10: ASME Meeting. 6:30 pm, Rogers 230. First meeting of the term. Recap of Tacoma SPDC and 2008–09 officer elections. For more info, see announcement at the top of this e-bulletin. Fri Apr 11: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: An
Overview of the ABET Accreditation Process. Presenter: Toni Doolen,
Associate Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm
is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.) Fri Apr 11: 11:59 pm is the DEADLINE
to submit PRO-SCHOOL
applications for Fall 2008. For the application, visit http://engr.oregonstate.edu/students/apps/index.html. If you have any questions, please see an advisor in
Dearborn 102. Sat Apr 12: India Night 2008. 5 pm, LaSells Stewart Center (doors open at 4:30 pm). Hosted by the Indian Student Association. For more information about this popular campus event, visit http://oregonstate.edu/groups/india/news.php. Tickets are $6 and can be purchased in the MU student lounge or at 140 Snell Hall. Online ticket purchases ( http://www.tixrus.us/seatsel.php?eid=6926) include an additional $1 handling fee. Plan Ahead... [back to top] Tues Apr 15: DEADLINE to
Order Faculty Regalia. Order
online at: http://www.osubookstore.com/Faculty.asp Fri Apr 18: CTL Workshop: “Survival Skills for New Instructors.” 10:30 am–Noon, Milam 215. Open to all graduate students and faculty. Refreshments provided. For more info and registration, visit http://oregonstate.edu/ctl/survival_skills_for_new_instructors.html Tues Apr 22 & Wed Apr 23: Commencement Countdown ’08 Event. 10 am–4 pm, MU Ballroom. Order student graduation regalia at this event. After April 28, you can order regalia in the OSU bookstore. After May 1st, students can make phone orders by calling 541-737-0029. For more info, visit http://oregonstate.edu/commencement/countdown.html Thurs Apr 24: CTL Workshop: “Promoting Student Engagement and Understanding Through the Use of Thinking Routines.” 9:30 am–12:30 pm, Milam 215. Open to all graduate students and faculty. Refreshments provided. For more info and registration, visit http://oregonstate.edu/ctl/promoting_student_engagement_and_understanding.html Fri Apr 25: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Locomotion of Legged Animals. Presenter: Kellar Autumn, Lewis and Clark College. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.) Wed Apr 30: Spring Career Fair. 10:30 am–4 pm, CH2M Hill Alumni Center. University-wide, includes engineering employers such as: ANR Group Inc, Medallion Cabinetry Inc, the Avogadro Group LLC, and more! For Day of Fair Schedule, visit http://oregonstate.edu/career/fair/schedule.php Fri May 2: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Sustainability in Engineering. Presenter: Brian Bay, Associate Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.)
Fri May 9: CoE Engineering Expo. Noon–5 pm, in and around the Kelley Engineering Center. http://engr.oregonstate.edu/expo2008/ Fri May 9: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Industrial Assessment Center at OSU. Presenter: Joe Junker, Assistant Director, OSU IAC. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.) Tues May 13: CTL Workshop: “Discover Your Teaching Philosophy.” 10 am–12:30 pm, Milam 215. Open to all graduate students and faculty. Refreshments provided. For more info and registration, visit http://oregonstate.edu/ctl/discover_your_teaching_philosophy.htm Fri May 16: MECOP/CECOP Selection Event at OSU. Volunteers needed. To sign up, visit http://engr.oregonstate.edu/wme/volunteer/volviewevent.php Fri May 16: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Microreactor-Assisted Nanomaterial Deposition for Bonding Catalytic Microreactors. Presenter: Brian Paul, Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.) Mon June 23–Fri June 27: CTL Workshop: “Summer Institute 2008: Developing a Living Syllabus.” This is an intensive, five-day development workshop for a limited number of faculty who want to convert their traditional syllabi to a living one. This is intended to support instructors who teach large classes at OSU. For more info and an application, visit http://oregonstate.edu/ctl MIME SEMINARS [back to top] Fri Apr 11: An
Overview of the ABET Accreditation Process. Presenter: Toni Doolen,
Associate Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. (2:30–3 pm
is social time w/coffee and tea. Seminar starts promptly at 3 pm.) Note: The Winter–Spring 2008 schedule of MIME seminars and
presentations is at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/seminars/. MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS [back to top] For postings from over two weeks ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html SAA COUNCIL OF
DIRECTORS: CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS. The
Student Alumni Association (SAA), a partner with the OSU Alumni
Association (OSUAA), is looking for students to join the SAA Council of
Directors. This leadership council is
responsible for event planning, marketing, and recruitment for the student
membership program. Council members will be selected based on the depth and
breadth of their campus involvement at Oregon State University – both in and
outside of the classroom – and will be awarded a $1,000 scholarship for
the 2009–09 academic year. For more
information about the SAA Council, council member responsibilities, and
application instructions, visit http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletins/SAAapp08.doc.
Note that the application deadline has been extended to 5 pm, Friday,
April 11th. [posted 4/7] BOEING TO HIRE 500 AT GRESHAM
PLANT. Thanks to Marlys Amundson,
OSU Foundation’s MIME development director, for bringing this headline from the
Portland Business Journal to our
attention. Full story at http://portland.bizjournals.com/portland/stories/2008/04/07/story4.html?f=et176&b=1207540800^1614702&ana=e_vert.
The following statistic cited in the article may be of particular interest to
MIME students: “Manufacturing accounted for 18.3 percent of Portland's
$95.6 billion gross domestic product in 2005, according to the Bureau of
Economic Analysis, [which is] a higher percentage than manufacturing hotbeds
such as Detroit.” [posted 4/7] WANT TO EARN MONEY
FOR TAKING NOTES ON YOUR CLASS LECTURES? Disability Access Services is
currently hiring student note takers for many OSU courses, including ENGR 322, ME 332, and IE 531. Essential
duties and responsibilities include keeping in email contact with the student
to whom you’re assigned as a notetaker; taking accurate and legible notes; attending
class daily or if class is missed,obtaining a copy of the class notes for the
student; and abiding by the DAS contract obligations and Memorandum of
Understanding. Pay is $34.00 per lecture credit hour. For example a
3-credit class would pay $102.00. (Lab and recitation sections are
typically not included in a DAS contract.) If you’re interested in this job, see the receptionist in the Disability Access
Services office (A200
Kerr Administration Building)to sign up as a notetaker and to receive further instructions regarding the
DAS program. Positions will be filled on a first walk in, first hired basis.
(Note to MIME GTAs/GRAs: If
you are considering working in a note-taking capacity, please remember to
consider your current job status and make sure that you are not working more
than 255 hours per term on all positions.)
[posted 4/7] CALL
FOR TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE FEE (TRF) GRANT POPOSALS. Provost Sabah Randhawa invites the Oregon State University
community (students, faculty, and staff) to submit TRF grant proposals for the
purpose of maximizing student learning at OSU through information technologies.
All proposals that meet one or more of the following funding guidelines will be
considered: A. acquisition, maintenance and operation of personal
computers/student related technology items in student labs; B. incremental
network/communication infrastructure costs required to create or upgrade
student computer labs/enhanced classrooms; C. payment of wages for students who
operate help desks, or provide consulting assistance in student computer
labs/enhanced classrooms OR the training and wages of unclassified/classified
staff who provide the same type of services; D. providing e-mail and minimal
electronic storage space for students; E. offering workshops and courses to
enhance student use of existing informational technologies used on campus; F.
providing audio/visual/multimedia support of student projects/presentations; G.
construction/refurbishment of space for student computer labs. For more
information and proposal submission instructions, visit the TRF Web site at http://oregonstate.edu/leadership/provost/trf/.
The deadline for proposals is 5 pm, Thursday, May 1 with
recommendations to the Provost in late May. [posted 4/7] NOMINATE AN UNDERGRAD. Nominations are being accepted through Wednesday, April 9, for the Clara L. Simerville Award for International Education. This award recognizes an outstanding OSU undergraduate student who has voluntarily contributed to international understanding through personal relationships, scholarship and research and involvement in campus or community organizations. Students may be nominated by fellow students, faculty, staff, administrators, or members of the Corvallis community. For more info, visit http://oregonstate.edu/international/atosu/scholarships/simerville [posted 4/7] Grad Students/Faculty/Staff [back to
top] E-JOURNAL DOWNLOADING
POLICIES FROM OSU VALLEY LIBRARY: REMINDER AND CAUTION. OSU Libraries
subscribes to over 30,000 electronic journals and databases to support you at
Oregon State University. These include the IEEE Electronic Library, the ACM
Digital Library, and the journals of the ASCE and ASME. You are welcome to
use these resources for your classes and research. However, these
resources come with certain limitations. In general, users are authorized to
display, print, download or copy a reasonable portion of licensed electronic
resources. For journals, this is typically 1–2 articles. For books,
this is typically one chapter. If you need an entire journal
issue (e.g., a special "theme" issue), please contact the library and
we will see if we can arrange for special permission to use the entire issue.
Publishers do not allow systematic or substantial printing, copying, or
downloading of electronic resources (such as entire journal issues or books)
via any method including robots, scripts, agents, or other automatic
downloading tools. Systematic downloading of articles is in violation of the
license agreements signed by Oregon State University and may result in the loss
of access to the journal for all of OSU. Recently, we have had several
instances where library users have violated these terms by systematically
downloading hundreds of articles. This systematic downloading resulted in the
loss of access to the journals for a period ranging from one hour to one
day. Repeat offenses could result in the permanent loss of access to the
journal for all of OSU due to these license violations. DON’T DO IT!! If you
have any questions, please feel free to contact Laurel Kristick (Laurel.Kristick@oregonstate.edu,
737-7276) or Margaret Mellinger (Margaret.Mellinger@oregonstate.edu,
737-9642). [posted 4/7] ATTENTION WOMEN GRAD
STUDENTS: Breakfast with Carol Burger. Friday,
April 11, 9–10 am, Batcheller 141. Your input is
needed! Carol Burger, from Virginia Tech, is the PI on an NSF supported study
of the climate for women at engineering colleges throughout the US. She will be
on the OSU campus and would like you to join her for breakfast and discussion. Breakfast will be
provided. Please RSVP by Monday, April 7, to Ellen Momsen
at 737-9699 or Ellen.Momsen@oregonstate.edu
[posted 4/7] NOMINATE
AN MIME GRADUATE STUDENT. The OSU Graduate School seeks participants in the
internal competition for selection of the institutional nominee for the 2008 Council of Graduate Schools/University
Microfilms International Distinguished Dissertation Award in Mathematics,
Physical Sciences, and Engineering. This prestigious national competition
is an important opportunity for OSU to showcase graduate student scholarship
and creativity to institutions throughout the country and to celebrate our
success. The Graduate School will provide a cash award of $1,000 to the student
selected as OSU's nominee and $1,000 for the graduate department/program
submitting the selected nominee. The Graduate School also will provide travel
support to a maximum of $700 for the student's major professor to attend the
Dec 3–6 annual meeting of the Council of Graduate Schools in Washington, D.C. Nomination deadline is Wednesday, May 21.
For more info and nomination details, call 737-4881 or email Mary.Strickroth@oregonstate.edu
[posted 3/31] INTERESTED IN JOINING A THESIS-/DISSERTATION-WRITING SUPPORT GROUP? In an effort to increase the level of support, encouragement, and motivation for OSU students who are moving through the thesis-/dissertation-writing process, the Office of Community and Diversity is forming cross-disciplinary graduate writing support groups. These groups will meet regularly throughout the year. Resources available to these groups may include dissertation and thesis-related instruction, technical assistance, and mentorship, as needed. These support groups are free and open to all current OSU graduate students. Former OSU students who have not completed their dissertation or thesis are also invited to participate. If you are interested in joining one of these groups, contact Diane Davis at 541- 737-4382 or diane.davis@oregonstate.edu [posted 3/24] CALLS FOR 2008
FACULTY/STAFF AWARDS NOMINATIONS. University Professional
Development Award. This award recognizes any classified,
professional faculty, or faculty member who excels in supporting and
encouraging OSU employees to participate in professional and/or educational
development opportunities. For criteria and nomination info, visit http://oregonstate.edu/dept/senate/awards/nom/profdevelop.
Deadline is Thursday, April 10 at 5 pm.
[posted 3/24] SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND RESEARCH
INTERNSHIPS [back
to top] (UG = Undergraduate
Students; G = Graduate Students; UG/G =Both Undergrad and Grad) For postings from over two weeks ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html G UNIVERSITY CLUB FOUNDATION, INC. - GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP AWARD PROGRAM. The Graduate School is pleased to announce the University Club Foundation Graduate Fellowship Program will be offered again this year to recognize and encourage scholarship, demonstrated leadership, and potential societal contributions by among students pursuing graduate education in Oregon. One annual graduate fellowship valued at $5,000 will be awarded to successful nominees from each of the 5 selected Oregon universities - Oregon Health and Sciences University, Oregon State University, Portland State University, University of Oregon, and University of Portland. In addition to a $5,000 award, recipients will receive a complimentary three-year membership in the University Club and complimentary admission to three Club events each year. Departments/programs are asked to submit only one nomination to the Graduate School by Wednesday, April 16. For complete info and the award application, visit http://oregonstate.edu/dept/grad_school/current/universityclub.html [posted 3/24] Research Internships [back to top] SUMMER RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES (REUS): § Safe Passages Through Rural Transportation Corridors. Montana State University in Bozeman is inviting applications from undergraduate students in all fields of engineering as well as biology, environmental and earth sciences, and related fields to participate in a unique interdisciplinary summer research program. The Safe Passages REU site will research the complex issue of simultaneously providing for safe passage of humans, wildlife, and aquatic organisms through rural transportation corridors. The REU program will center around three interdisciplinary topic areas: 1) Water and Fish Passage; 2) Habitat Connectivity and Wildlife Movement; 3) Public Safety and Mobility. A 90-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 191 near MSU, which follows pristine mountain waterways and traverses part of Yellowstone National Park, will provide an ideal field site for students to pursue nationally replicable solutions to these issues. In addition to their project involvement, the students’ REU experience will be enriched by research seminars, training workshops, and similar educational activities over the course of the 10-week summer program. Program Dates: June 2–August 8. Stipend: $4,500 (plus an additional weekly food stipend). Travel: Travel reimbursement up to $900 for travel costs to MSU. Housing: Program covers all on-campus housing expenses for participants. Application deadline: April 30. For more info, visit http://www.wti.montana.edu/Education/REU.aspx [posted 3/24] JOB AND INTERNSHIP POSTINGS—MIME
Students [back
to top] The following listings were generated from the MIME Jobs and Internships Web site at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/MIMEjobboard/. For additional job and internship listings, visit http://mime.oregonstate.edu/students/jobs/ ALLIED SYSTEMS COMPANY. Allied Systems Company, a manufacturer of heavy equipment located in the Tualatin/Sherwood area, has immediate openings for two positions: § Design Engineers. BSME Degree required
with a knowledge and/or understanding of hydraulic and electrical systems. Work
experience in fabrication extremely helpful. Experience working with current
versions of Inventor and/or AutoCAD required. Experience with Excel and Access
extremely helpful, but not required. Must have strong attention to detail. More ... § Drafter/Technical Illustrator. Job duties will consist of editing and revising service, parts, and operations manuals using engineering specifications, prints, parts lists and existing content/artwork for various manufactured product lines. A four-year BA/BS degree in technical illustration and writing preferred. 2-3 years experience in a manufacturing/production environment helpful. Will also consider part time and internship candidates More ... CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY - Engineer I, Liason Engineer. The Liaison
Engineer is the front line contact between Manufacturing and Engineering
regarding production issues requiring engineering input or resolution. Within
established guidelines and capability, the Liaison Engineer personally
dispositions Non Conformance Reports and assures a timely transfer of
information between Manufacturing and Engineering. More… CRIMSON TRACE CORP. - Summer job for Manufacturing or Industrial Engineer. Looking for an engineering student during the summer to aid in process improvement, Lean manufacturing implementation, product development, and process documentation. This job would be through the summer with the possibility of a full time employment offer. More… DESIGN PORT - Mechanical Engineer. Design more new products using more manufacturing processes in 1 year than most engineers do in their entire career, no kidding. Our mechanical engineers simultaneously design multiple products for a wide variety of customers in varied industries including medical, consumer, industrial and aerospace. Push the art to part envelope as we work with rapid prototyping companies to develop tool less processes. More… EMC - Project Engineer.
SHOCKSystem, Inc., part of the EMC Industrial Division, seeks to hire a project
engineer for work in its aerospace-derivative, detonation combustion equipment
group. This position will be part of an engineering team that works closely
with sales, marketing and field service teams. More ... ESCO CORPORATION - Design Engineer. ESCO
Corporation, a global company with operations around the world, is seeking
qualified candidates for the position of Design Engineer located in Portland,
Oregon. As a member of the ESCO design team, you will be using advanced tools
for 3-D product design (Cad-Unigraphics) and Database Management
(Agile-ORACLE). This position 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. More ... INERTIA CONTROLS - System Sales Engineer. Inertia Controls is an engineering center for Control Techniques, an industry leader in the design, manufacture, and support of electronic drives and drive systems. At Inertia Controls, we manufacture industrial motor control panels. The IC Systems Sales Engineer generates new orders for our products, systems, and services to meet our booking and shipment goals. More… INTEL - PTD Operations Manager. In this position, you will be responsible for managing all aspects of the factory floor from product to people. This is a compressed work week position and we have one opening on day shift and one opening on night shift. More… INTERFACE ENGINEERING, INC. - Mechanical Designer/Engineer. Interface Engineering, Inc., a prominent MEP Consulting firm, providing diverse services on exciting projects, is currently seeking a Mechanical Designer/Engineer for our Portland, OR office. We offer a competitive compensation and 100% employer paid benefits package for employees, including medical, dental & vision, long-term disability, life, cafeteria plan, we also offer 3 weeks vacation, and an employer profit sharing 401(k) plan. More ... ISE CORPORATION - Mechanical Design Draftsman/Document Controls. ISE Corporation in sunny San Diego, CA, is a leading manufacturing firm designing and supplying tomorrow’s cutting-edge Hybrid Drive Systems and Components for Heavy-duty Transit Vehicles around the globe. This principal role will actively participate in the detailed drafting/specs to convert all 3D designs and product improvements into 2D Drawings & Schematics, supporting the development and field duty of our Heavy Duty Hybrid-Electric Drive Systems and related sub-systems. More… MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY INC - Equipment Engineer, New College Grad. Our Equipment Engineering Team is seeking a new college graduate to fill an Equipment Engineering position at its Fab 4 location in Gresham, OR. This person would be assigned to the Wet Processing / CMP areas to sustain maintenance, complete new project work, continue start up’s, expansions and/or remodeling of tools. More… PARSONS ENGINEERING - Mechanical Engineer. Be part of the mechanical engineering team that is upgrading the National Energy Technology Lab. As part of our team, you will be exposed to the cutting edge of materials research. More… ROGERS MACHINERY COMPANY, INC. - Sales Engineer/Systems Auditor. Entry level sales representative for work in the compressed air sales and systems auditing industry. Industrial machinery experience is desired, including background and knowledge of electrical and mechanical sales. The qualified candidate will be able to display a professional business image, an outgoing personality and a positive attitude. Salary is dependent upon experience and background. More ... STRATEGIC
WEAPONS FACILITY PACIFIC (2 postings): § U.S. Navy (Civilian Engineer). We are a small yet dynamic government organization within the Department of the Navy at Strategic Weapons Facility Pacific (SWFPAC). The engineering Division at SWFPAC is responsible for providing the technical requirements and professional engineering services for missile components, support equipment, facilities, and associated functions associated with TRIDENT I &II, TLAM-N, SSGN, and Nuclear Weapons Security programs and operations. We provide a critical component of this country's aerospace/defense industry, working alongside military and contractor personnel to provide a strategic weapons system and support our submarine fleet. We are located in the great Pacific Northwest on Naval SUBASE Kitsap at Bangor in Silverdale, WA in park-like setting at the base of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains with abundant outdoor recreation available (hiking, skiing, snowboarding, camping, fishing, mountain climbing, kayaking, sailing, biking, and golfing) while only a 30-minute ferry ride across from big-city happenings in Seattle. A 20-minute commute is the norm and flexible work schedule opportunities are available. More ... § Industrial Engineer. The primary purpose of this developmental position is to assist the Chief Engineer in the implementation and management of the activity's Continuous Improvement (CI) and Technical Auditing programs. More… TALENT FINDERS – Mechanical Engineer. Two Entry Level Mechanical Design Engineers needed for well established Equipment Manufacturer. The company is a leading manufacturer of several Material Handling Machinery product lines with applications in Mining, Logging, Marine, Agricultural, and other specialized industries. Great opportunity for recent college grad with BSME. Looking for energetic high performers who like to wear a lot of hats. We are looking for creative and conceptual thinkers who enjoy CAD work but also like working closely with manufacturing. Working in a smaller company environment (350 employees), you will be intimately involved with projects from fruition to completion. A seasoned Engineering Staff of 40 (most of which have their P.E.) is there to lean on and to extract information from. More… TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, US EPA - Engineer, Operations specialist. Engineer/environmental scientist or assistant to help run environment chambers at the EPA. Full or part-time available. More ... Internships [back to top] Note: For a master list of 2007-08 internship opportunities received by the Career Services office, visit http://me.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletins/InternshipListservFall07.doc. Most of these are separated by college, but many are non-major specific. CRIMSON TRACE CORP. - Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering Intern. Looking for a summer intern to aid in process improvement, Lean manufacturing implementation, product development, and process documentation. More… MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY,
INC. (2 postings): § Industrial Engineering Intern. Undergraduate Internship to assist in coordination and planning for wafer fab capacity analysis as well as to help improve manufacturing efficiency. Internship duration 3-9 months. More… § Process Engineer Intern. This Process Engineering Intern position will help sustain process engineering in Diffusion functional area at our Microchip Fab 4 facility, with the possible transition to a New College Graduate position after internship is completed. More… PACIFIC CAST TECHNOLOGIES - Engineering Intern. Pacific Cast Technologies is a 30+ year old company in Albany Oregon which specializes in titanium aerospace parts produced from investment castings. Our customers include Boeing, Goodrich, General Electric, Rolls Royce, and Volvo. Intern will assist project engineers in working with the Manufacturing staff to produce quality parts with on-time-delivery. More… SABROSO
COMPANY - Raw Materials Intern. Coordinates
acquisition activities of raw fruit to ensure the quantity, quality and
delivery of the materials meets the company's objectives. ESSENTIAL
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be
assigned. § Communicates with suppliers on harvesting and
shipping activities. § Coordinates delivery of empty bins and
trucking schedule during harvest. § Inspects fruit prior to loading to ensure
quality standards are maintained. § Builds and maintains quality relationships
with suppliers. § Travels extensively during the season
throughout fruit growing regions of the Central Valley. § Complies with established sanitation &
safety policies & procedures. § May perform other duties as assigned or
requested by supervisor. More
... 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 For postings from over two weeks
ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html ABOUT THIS E-BULLETIN [back to top] The Mechanical, Industrial, & Manufacturing
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