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OSU MECHANICAL, INDUSTRIAL, & MANUFACTURING
ENGINEERING E-BULLETIN E-BULLETIN SECTIONS—QUICK LINKS >GRAD STUDENTS/ FACULTY/ STAFF Job and
Internship Postings—Students Faculty and
Post-Doc Positions For access to past MIME e-bulletins, visit http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html MIME Spring Picnic BBQ
This THURSDAY! All MIME pro-school students
(current and entering), graduate students, and faculty and staff are invited to
join the festivities at Maple Grove Shelter at Avery Park on Thursday,
May 22, 4:30–7 pm. The event is hosted by ASME. There will be free burgers
and hotdogs (veggie burgers too), Ultimate
Frisbee, Watermelon Bowling,
and T-shirt Tie-Dyeing (bring $10 and get creative dying your very
own ASME T-shirt)! Please RSVP to Michelle Eck (michelle.eck@oregonstate.edu) or
541-737-7005. (Directions
to Avery Park: South of downtown. From Philomath
Blvd (Hwy 20/34 bypass), exit at the 15th Street stoplight and cross the bridge
south into the park. Or, from 99W South, turn west onto Avery
Ave. which dead ends at the park). MIME-Centric INTEL INFO
SESSION Next TUESDAY Mark your calendars for next week’s Intel presentation
specifically geared to MIME students. Join us on Tuesday, May 27, 6 pm in Kelley
Engineering Center 1003. Free pizza & beverages! Sponsored by ASME. Now you
can visit MIME’s event calendar online at http://calendar.oregonstate.edu/mechanicalengr/ Mon May 19: EWB El Salvador Project Meeting. 7 pm, STAG 109. Cookies and chocolate provided! Tues May 20: Don’t forget to VOTE! Your ballot must be deposited in an official ballot drop site no later than 8:00 pm TODAY! There is an official ballot drop site at the OSU Valley Library. Wed May 21: Concept-based Instruction Workshop. Interactive workshop to promote active learning in the classroom. Presenter: Milo Koretsky, associate professor, School of CBEE. 9–10:30 am, Owen 241. Designed for OSU faculty but also free and open to the public. Wed May 21: 2008 Honors College Thesis Fair. 11:30 am–1:30 pm, Valley Library Gallery and Rotunda. Wed May 21: SMILE Program 20th Anniversary Celebration. 2:30–4 pm, MU 109. The SMILE Program (Science and Math Investigating Learning Experiences) is celebrating its 20th year. Plan to join President Ed Ray and SMILE's many partners in wishing them a happy birthday at a reception. Part of OSU's College of Education, the SMILE program has grown from serving 80 students in four middle schools in 1988 to serving over 700 students and 66 teachers in 35 schools—and in recent years, MIME senior design teams have assisted with that effort. Learn more about this exciting program at http://oregonstate.edu/terra/2008winter/features/pipeline.php. Wed May 21: RSVP DEADLINE for June 14th MIME Commencement Ceremony & Reception. Faculty, staff, and graduating students who plan to attend should RSVP to Gina Newcomb (Gina.Newcomb@oregonstate.edu) by the end of the day. In your RSVP, be sure to include the number of guests who will accompany you. Thurs May 22: “Design Considerations in Developing Specialized Low-Production Volume Products” Presenter: Peter van Tamelen, Candidate for Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering, OSU School of MIME. 8:30 am, Rogers 226. Thurs May 22: ECampus Spring Forum. 9 am–3pm, CH2M HILL Alumni Center. OSU’s Extended Campus (Ecampus) is hosting to a Spring Faculty Forum to showcase current Ecampus instructors’ personal experiences and best practices of online course development and innovative teaching methods. All OSU faculty are invited to attend. The forum will feature concurrent sessions throughout the day emphasizing OSU’s immediate opportunities to reach distance learners through online courses and degree programs, as well as the university’s goals of Outreach and Engagement. Please RSVP for the event at http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/forms/faculty-forum.htm Thurs May 22: Community Forum: Cost
of Racism to White People. 11:30 am–1:30 pm, MU 206. An exploration of and respectful conversation about the
cost of racism to White/Caucasian/ European American people. It is not uncommon for majority people to experience
confusion and feelings of guilt as we learn and understand more about
racism. However, we rarely, if ever, gather as a group to identify,
consider or discuss the personal and collective cost of racism to those who
think of ourselves as White, Caucasian or European American. Although we hold
the support of other groups in the highest regard, this session is specifically
designed for White/Caucasian/European Americans who are interested in open,
direct and to the point discussion of the subject with others of like racial
identity. Sponsored by the Office of Community and Diversity and the
OSU Campus Coalition Builders. Special
accommodations may be requested by contacting Jodi Nelson at jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu or
541-737-0715 by May 14th. Thurs
May 22: Brown-Bag Discussion with Patty Seybold. 12:30 pm–2pm, Women’s
Center. Technology/management strategist and best-selling author Patty Seybold
will discuss her work in the field of open innovation and will draw ideas from
her most recently published book, “Outside Innovation: How Your Customers will
Co-Design Your Company’s Future,” which posits that “dynamic businesses of
every size can unleash innovation by inviting customers to co–design what they
do and make.” Thurs May 22: MIME Spring Picnic
for Pro-School (current and entering) Students Grad Students, Faculty, and
Staff. 4:30–7 pm, Maple Grove Shelter at Avery Park. See feature
announcement above. This ASME-hosted event replaces the ASME meeting formerly
scheduled for this evening! Fri May 23: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Application of Nickel Nanoparticles in Diffusion Bonding/Brazing of Stainless Steel Surfaces. Presenter: Brian Paul, Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. Plan Ahead... [back to
top] Mon May 26: Memorial Day Holiday. No classes. Tues May 27: “The Just Classroom.” 4–5 pm, MU 206. This conversation, facilitated by DPD Director Susan Shaw, encourages faculty and TAs to examine how they can model justice through their teaching. We will address such issues as power arrangements in the classroom, faculty–student and student–student relationships, student and faculty behavior, assignments and assessment, and institutional issues. Tues May 27: Intel Info Session. 6 pm, KEC 1003. Sponsored by ASME. Pizza and beverages provided. Fri May 30: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Understanding Fatigue Behavior in Extrinsically Toughened Materials. Presenter: Jamie Kruzic, Assistant Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. Fri May 30: Forest Science Graduate Student Symposium. 8:45 am–5 pm, Richardson 107. Keynote speakers: Dan Binkley (Colorado State University, OSU alum) and Nate McDowell (Los Alamos National Laboratory, OSU alum), will be the keynote speakers. Contact garrett.meigs@oregonstate.edu for more information. Mon June 2–Fri
June 6: Dead Week. Wed June 2: 9th Annual CoE Picnic. 5–8 pm, Benton County Fairgrounds Auditorium. Celebration of the year's accomplishments. Fri June 6: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Insights on Technology Options for Reducing CO2 Emission to Limit Climate Change. Presenter: Landis Kannberg, Director, MBI. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. Mon June 9–Fri
June 13: Finals Week. Sat June 14: Order of the Engineer Induction Ceremony. 1 pm, Memorial Union Lounge. Sat June 14: MIME 2008 Commencement Ceremony & Reception. 4 pm, LaSells Stewart Center, Austin Auditorium. (Note: This is not a replacement for OSU commencement.) Faculty, staff, and graduating students who plan to attend should RSVP to Gina Newcomb (Gina.Newcomb@oregonstate.edu) by Wednesday, May 21. In your RSVP, be sure to include the number of guests who will accompany you. Sun June 15: OSU 2008 Commencement. 1 pm, Reser Stadium. Rain or Shine! For more info, visit http://oregonstate.edu/commencement/ 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] Thurs May 22: Design Considerations in Developing Specialized Low-Production Volume Products. Presenter: Peter van Tamelen, Candidate for Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering, OSU School of MIME. 8:30 am, Rogers 226. Fri May 23: MIME Faculty–Grad Seminar: Application of Nickel Nanoparticles in Diffusion Bonding/Brazing of Stainless Steel Surfaces. Presenter: Brian Paul, Professor, OSU School of MIME. 2:30–4 pm, Dearborn 118. 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 a week ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html BE A CoE Ambassador. The College of Engineering is accepting applications for 2008-9 COE Ambassadors. These are paid positions. Goals of the Ambassador Program include: Inspire more high school students to continue in higher level math/science classes, and to consider engineering as a career; Improve student persistence by providing support for freshman engineering students; Encourage top students, young women, minorities and rural students to pursue engineering careers; and Assist the College in outreach/communication efforts with Alumni, and Industry representatives. To find out more about the program, visit http://engr.oregonstate.edu/students/ambassadors/. Applications are at: http://engr.oregonstate.edu/wme/amb_apply/. Application deadline is: May 23, 2008. Any questions? Contact coeambassadors@oregonstate.edu. This year’s MIME-based Ambassadors—Karena Dokken, Grant Dunham (graduated last term), Zach Fairman, Samantha Heim, Ben Sherrett, Hillary Shoop, and Mike Warmack. [posted 5/19] UPPERCLASS WOMEN: WE NEED YOUR HELP AS MENTORS FOR INCOMING FEMALE ENGINEERING STUDENTS! M & Ms is a mentoring program for incoming female freshman engineers, designed to help ease the transition between high school and college and keep these students pursuing their engineering degrees. Upperclass women engineering students (sophomores through seniors) are needed to help make this program possible. Now is your chance to give back. As a mentor, you would be paired a freshwoman in engineering, offering guidance and support during her first year at OSU. This mentoring program is a great opportunity for mentors to develop leadership skills and get chances to socialize with women professors here at OSU as well as some key faculty and current engineers. New to M & Ms in 2008–09 are Industrial Mentors, professional women engineers who will serve as mentors for M & M mentors! There will be many social outings such as ice cream socials, dinners, speakers and outings. If you have any questions or you are interested in becoming a mentor, and being involved in this fun and exciting opportunity, email your contact information (name, major, email address), class standing, and whether you will be on MECOP during 2008–09) to Karena Dokken (dokkenk@onid.orst.edu) by Monday June 9th. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WORK SESSION. Join EWB for work sessions at the Habitat for Humanity house on Saturdays. Directions: Take 99W North from Corvallis for about 10 miles, then turn left at the signal onto Lewisburg Rd. The house will be about 500 ft down on the right-hand side. If you are interested or would like more info, contact Nick Moses at mosesn@onid.orst.edu. Note: Habitat does work almost every Saturday. If you would like to help out on other days, email Nick Moses for more info. [posted 5/19] 2008 ENGINEERING EXPO WINNERS RECAP. The 2008 People’s Choice Award, presented by Oregon Business Association Board Chairman and former State Senator Ryan Deckert, went to the multi-disciplinary Electric Motorcycle project. Congratulations to the electric motorcycle team members—Adam Bell (ME), Ryan Olson (ME), KC Reaney (CS), Christopher Haller (EE), Greg Hand (EE), Leif Schneider (EE), and Derek Mickelson (EE)! And congratulations, too, to the following MIME senior design teams whose projects, judged by the MIME Industry Affiliates Board, were awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd based on points earned for display content, display presentation, and presenter interaction with audience: 1st place: Programmable Music Box. Team members: Brian Plett, Ben Sherrett, Alexander Young. 2nd place: Wheelchair Securement for Bus Travel. Team members: Timothy Klein, Gary Jarmer, Adam Reiner. 3rd place (tie): Biodiesel Trailer. Team members: Khalen Boyer, Layne Clemen, Tzvetan Hristov. 3rd place (tie): Formula SAE. Formula Sr. Project Team. To view a photo of the students who represented their winning teams at the MIME awards ceremony (along with Drs. Batten and Parmigiani), click here: http://mime.oregonstate.edu/images/Expo08winners.jpg [posted 5/12] 2008 MIME COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY & RECEPTION. The MIME Commencement Ceremony and Reception takes place on Saturday, June 14 at 4 pm, in the LaSells Stewart Center Austin Auditorium. This ceremony, held the day before university-wide Commencement, is a special ceremony to honor all 2008 MIME graduates—Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD. Family and friends are welcome! Note to graduating students, faculty, and staff: Please RSVP to Gina Newcomb via e-mail (Gina.Newcomb@oregonstate.edu) no later than Wednesday, May 21. In your RSVP, be sure to include the number of guests who will accompany you. [posted 5/12] OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TRIPS AND CLASSES. Bike, Climb, Hike, Kayak, Raft, Surf…the Outdoor Recreation Center will help you design your own. Call 541-737-3630 for details. You can rent outdoor gear, too! http://oregonstate.edu/recsports/adventure-education/outdoor-equipment-rental [posted 5/12]. PAID
INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE AT THE DISNEYLAND RESORT. Live in southern California and
participate in an experience of a lifetime at the Disneyland® Resort! Start building your résumé and
preparing for your future career. The Disney College Program gives you
the opportunity to take college-level courses for credit, network with Disney
leaders, audition for entertainment roles and enhance your marketability in
today's job market. Presentation: Tuesday,
May 20th at 6 pm, MU 206. (Note: Presentation
attendance is required to be eligible for an interview. Scheduling
conflict? Visit the Web site to view the online E-Presentation.) Disney College Program Web site: http://www.wdwcollegeprogram.com/sap/its/mimes/zh_wdwcp/apply/epresentation.html
[posted 5/12] 6th ANNUAL LAVENDER GRADUATION. Thursday, June 12, 6–8 pm, LaSells Stewart Center's Construction & Engineering Auditorium. Keynote Speaker: LZ Granderson, senior writer for ESPN the Magazine, ESPN Page 2, and host of the ESPN360 talk show "Game Night." Music by OSU Divine, women's a capella ensemble. Food by Valley Catering. Lavender Graduation is an official OSU commencement event that celebrates the lives and achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and ally students as they begin their life journeys with laughter, tears, memories, music, food, and love! All are welcome to attend. Those graduating students (including undergraduate, graduate, and professional) wishing to participate in the ceremonies may do so by registering online here: http://oregonstate.edu/getinvolved/lavenderGrad/lavenderGrad.php. Call (541) 737-6342 to arrange special accommodations. [posted 5/12] Grad Students/Faculty/Staff
[back to top] LL STEWART SCHOLAR WORKSHOP: “Promoting Active Learning in the Classroom with Concept-Based Instruction.” Presenter: Milo Koretsky, CBEE. Wednesday, May 21, 9–10:30 am, Owen 241. In an interactive, hands-on manner, this workshop will introduce instructors to a tool developed with funding from a LL Stewart Faculty Scholar Grant, the Web-based Interactive Science and Engineering (WISE) Learning Tool. WISE is designed to utilize the College of Engineering’s Wireless Laptop Initiative so that every student in a class is simultaneously engaged, creating a learner centered class based on active learning. WISE can be used to develop activities that probe for conceptual understanding and deeper level thinking. It allows real-time formative assessment by the instructor. After the students have submitted a response to an activity, the instructor can review a summary of the results with the class. Depending on the class response, the instructor can choose an appropriate method (e.g. peer instruction, instructor explanation) to reinforce or correct the response. In this workshop, participants will learn how to use WISE in their classes including: creation of questions, delivery in class, and strategies for concept-based instruction. It is designed for OSU faculty but is also free and open to the public [posted 5/12, updated 5/19] THE JUST CLASSROOM: A CONVERSATION. Tuesday, May 27, 4–5 pm, MU 206. What is a just classroom? We teach about justice; we encourage our students to live justly; but what how do we construct classrooms that are in themselves just? This conversation, facilitated by DPD Director Susan Shaw, will help faculty examine how they can model justice through their teaching. We will address such issues as power arrangements in the classroom, faculty-student and student-student relationships, student and faculty behavior, assignments and assessment, and institutional issues (class size, facilities, etc). [posted 5/12] SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS [back to top] (UG = Undergraduate Students; G = Graduate Students; UG/G =Both Undergrad and Grad) Research Internships [back to top] UG/G PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY (PNNL). The PNNL Thermal and Reaction Systems team in Richland, WA, is looking for summer interns in three project areas: · Microchannel device fabrication, novel fabrication approaches, and/or thermal and fluidic performance testing (ME or ChE undergrad or grad) · Microchannel system controls and/or data acquisition, management, and analysis (ME, ChE, or CS undergrad or grad) · Microchannel device design to include fluidic performance characterization of wicking devices (ChE undergrad or grad) If you are
interested in a summer internship with PNNL and believe yourself to have
aptitude/potential in any of the listed project areas, please email your resume
to Dale King, Project Manager, Hydrocarbon Processing Group, Pacific
Northwest National Laboratory, dale.king@pnl.gov. Phone: (509) 376-6282
[posted 5/19] For postings from over one week ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html 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/ AREVA - Mechanical Design Engineer: Ceramics. The Ceramics Engineering position will specifically involve activities associated with the ceramic uranium dioxide pellets that are designed and fabricated by AREVA for use in our nuclear fuel rods. These activities include the design and fabrication follow of our various fuel pellet designs, development of new ceramics materials, qualification of ceramics processes, and preparation of engineering documents associated with our pellets (drawings, specifications, evaluations, etc.). This position will also be directly involved in issues related to the UO2 powder that AREVA produces that is used to fabricate the pellets. More… BOEING COMPANY - Industrial Engineers, Level 1 and 2. Boeing is currently soliciting a pool of qualified industrial engineers and methods process analysts, both levels 1 and 2. All of these positions are located in the greater Seattle area. More… CARESTREAM HEALTH, INC - Product Engineer. Carestream Health, Inc., formerly Eastman Kodak Health Group, is now an independent company with a proven track record and $2.5 billion in revenue. Our products are at work in 90 percent of hospitals worldwide. We are a world leader in medical imaging (digital and film), healthcare information technology, dental imaging and dental practice management software, molecular imaging, and non-destructive testing. We proudly carry forward a 100-year tradition of high-quality products and services. Our products continue to carry the Kodak brand under a unique licensing agreement with our former parent company. They are manufactured to the same high standards in the same facilities by the same skilled personnel—and supported by the same experienced sales and service staffs. 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… DEVINE TARBELL & ASSOCIATES, INC - Entry to Mid-Level Mechanical Engineer. Devine Tarbell & Associates is looking for an entry- to mid-level mechanical engineer. We are a consulting firm that specializes in hydroelectricity and renewable energies. We have a staff of over 230 engineers, scientists, and regulatory specialists located in 9 offices in the United States and Canada. 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 ... INTEL (2 postings): · Construction Project Manager (Mechanical Engineering). In this position, you will primarily be responsible for the mechanical design of Intel's semiconductor process equipment (tool) installations to be used locally at various Intel sites. Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to: Interfacing and coordinating with equipment owners, facilities and/or project engineers, and Architectural and/or Engineering firms to evaluate and advise on the mechanical design and integration into Intel's factories for constructability, adherence to Intel construction specifications, code compliance, and value engineering; Providing technical guidance to contracted mechanical design staff and field personnel to achieve design goals and to resolve tool installation design and construction issues; Developing or improving construction specifications and design standards and/or details to drive consistency in engineering and design processes across Intel's factories; Managing project support for mechanical systems on construction projects; Managing program cost indicators and comparisons to the previous cost baselines; Assisting with design schedule and budget management. More… · Facilities Engineer (Chemical Engineering). Facilities Engineer in the Corporate Services Engineering group will be supporting multiple semiconductor fabrication plants. Areas of responsibility will vary from for engineering analysis and application of High Purity Chemical and gas systems; ensuring safety, environmental performance, capacity analysis, advanced trouble shooting, configuration control and Technician operational support. Systems could include bulk chemical and gas delivery and associated distribution systems. You will be responsible for commissioning and Technician training support of new systems. Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to: Working directly with senior Mechanical or Electrical System engineers to provide engineering expertise in the selection and design of Mechanical or Electrical Systems; Working with outside consultants, equipment suppliers, internal and external construction groups and other Corporate Services site-engineering groups in a variety of situations related to environmental system design, construction, and startup. 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 ... 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… OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY INDUSTRIAL ASSESSMENT CENTER (2 postings): · Industrial Efficiency Analyst. Students would be part of a team performing productivity, energy, and waste minimization assessments for Oregon manufacturers. Job includes visiting a wide variety of plants, applying engineering and productivity principles to manufacturing processes, and preparing reports of recommendations to improve efficiency. Engineering or business students with spreadsheet and word processing experience and intention to work at least one year are preferred. More… ·
Database
Specialist. Create and maintain MS Access databases that support the IAC's
management and operation. More… OSU FOUNDATION - Student Web Developer.
The Student Web Producer will assist in creating, maintaining, and enhancing
web communication for the OSU Foundation. This is an opportunity for students
to learn new skills and gain experience for future web development, graphic
design, and communication work. 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… SUNTRON CORPORATION - Customer Engineer. The Customer Engineer is a customer facing, technical Program Manager. The Customer Engineer assists the organization with effectively onboarding new clients/products as well as leading analysis and resolution of defects or failures. The Customer Engineer may create and lead cross-functional teams as necessary to accomplish their duties. This is a hands-on role, which requires a strong blend of Engineering knowledge and interpersonal skills. Aspects of this role are ideal for a recent college graduate. 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] ATS SYSTEMS OREGON (2 postings): · Hands-on Engineering Internship. ATS Systems Oregon, the leader in custom automation has a paid opportunity for engineering undergrads and recent engineering graduates to gain hands-on practical knowledge. You’ll be working side by side with technicians, contractors and engineers and have the opportunity to interact with customers and vendors. Come experience multiple projects in various phases and gain practical experience of the effect that special machining design can have on manufacturing as you assemble custom automation equipment. You’ll be assembling various scaled tooling for diverse industries including semiconductor, healthcare, and consumer electronics. Depending on your background, specialize in either electro or mechanical assembly. Gain exposure to: machine vision, inspection systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics, servo axis, fluidics dispensing systems, vibratory feeders, lasers, sensors, conveyors, servo controllers, logic controllers, I/O, power distribution, safety devices, and communication devices. Travel may be involved including international. More… · Mechanical Engineering Intern. This position fills a supporting role on teams assembled to design automated manufacturing systems for ATS Systems Oregon. Responsible for designing the required mechanisms and selecting and integrating a broad spectrum of components and subsystems including: robotics, servo axis, pneumatics, fluidics dispensing systems, vibratory feeders, lasers, vision, sensors, and conveyors. Works on assignments that are semi-routine in nature, where ability to recognize deviation from accepted practice is required. Normally receives general instructions on routine work, detailed instructions on new assignments. Two internships available. More… IDATECH LLC - R&D intern. Responsibilities include designing and constructing test stands, performing experiments, and data processing under the direction of a senior scientist. 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… 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 No new
postings this week For postings from over one week ago, see e-bulletin archives at http://mime.oregonstate.edu/news/bulletin.html ABOUT THIS E-BULLETIN [back to top] The Mechanical, Industrial,
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