Cummins Inc.

Placement Student – Controls Engineer

Cummins Inc.

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Location Type: Hybrid

Location: Darlington • 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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Job Level

Entry Level

About the role

  • Support the team to configure (tune), integrate, test, and release software, electronic control units, tools, sensors, actuators, and harnesses into an electronic system that controls the operation of Cummins’ products.
  • Work closely with engineers in the team to validate calibration that goes in the Engine Control Module (ECM).
  • Work in cross-functional teams to develop products and resolve issues using industry standard problem-solving techniques.
  • Analyze data from field tests and lead troubleshooting of non-conformities to support the lead engineer in driving the resolution.
  • Prepare and present technical documentation for design reviews as part of product development.

Requirements

  • To be currently studying a STEM subject (Electromechnical, Automotive Engineering, Mechanical ENgineering) at degree level with an allowance for a 12-month industry placement
  • Enthusiasm and aptitude for new product development and continuous improvement
  • Ability to follow structured problem-solving processes to resolve issues.
  • Knowledge of application of Engineering Standards and ability to produce high quality, concise technical documentation
  • Experience or knowledge of MATLAB and Simulink.
Benefits
  • We believe in flexibility for you to explore your passions while making an impact through meaningful work within our inclusive workforce.
  • At Cummins, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard skills
calibrationtroubleshootingdata analysisproblem-solvingtechnical documentationsoftware integrationelectronic control unitsengine control modulecontinuous improvementproduct development
Soft skills
team collaborationcommunicationenthusiasmaptitude for learningstructured thinking