Acoustics CO-OP (Fall 2025)
Description:
Support TX-524 acoustic engineers with measurement activities on series and pre-series vehicles. Historically, this includes measurements for exterior noise, drivetrain noise, electric accessory noises, and powertrain noises. The student will also assist engineers in root cause analysis, developing solutions, and presenting ideas to management. In this position, the student will learn and utilize various measurement techniques and equipment to analyze vehicle acoustics. The student will have a mix of hands on work and data analysis.
The qualified intern should expect to contribute & improve in the following functions:
Responsibilities will include the following:
Assist acoustic engineers with measurements and analysis.
Gain experience with data acquisition systems and measurement equipment.
Coordinate and schedule vehicles for acoustic analysis.
Gain basic knowledge of new vehicle development.
Set up new measurement tools for use on the road to streamline specialists analysis.
Set up process for documenting launch vehicle acoustic quality with acoustic measurements.
Develop an acoustic virtual vehicle fleet for comparison of future quality changes to Spartanburg vehicle projects.
And others assigned by manager.
Qualifications:
Degree path: Mechanical, Automotive, or Acoustic Engineering
Preferred emphasis on system dynamics, vibrations, or acoustics
The ability to complete 3 Co-Op rotations.
Possess a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (not just in major).
Have enrolled student status at an accredited four-year college or university in the United States.
Completed at least 30 credit hours at time of application.
Ability to work full-time on-site (40 hours / week).
Transfer students must have a GPA from current university.
MUST ATTACH A COPY OF UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT.
Complete and pass a substance abuse test before the work term.
THE WORK TERM DATES ARE August 11th - December 12th, 2025.
Apply Now
Support TX-524 acoustic engineers with measurement activities on series and pre-series vehicles. Historically, this includes measurements for exterior noise, drivetrain noise, electric accessory noises, and powertrain noises. The student will also assist engineers in root cause analysis, developing solutions, and presenting ideas to management. In this position, the student will learn and utilize various measurement techniques and equipment to analyze vehicle acoustics. The student will have a mix of hands on work and data analysis.
The qualified intern should expect to contribute & improve in the following functions:
Responsibilities will include the following:
Assist acoustic engineers with measurements and analysis.
Gain experience with data acquisition systems and measurement equipment.
Coordinate and schedule vehicles for acoustic analysis.
Gain basic knowledge of new vehicle development.
Set up new measurement tools for use on the road to streamline specialists analysis.
Set up process for documenting launch vehicle acoustic quality with acoustic measurements.
Develop an acoustic virtual vehicle fleet for comparison of future quality changes to Spartanburg vehicle projects.
And others assigned by manager.
Qualifications:
Degree path: Mechanical, Automotive, or Acoustic Engineering
Preferred emphasis on system dynamics, vibrations, or acoustics
The ability to complete 3 Co-Op rotations.
Possess a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (not just in major).
Have enrolled student status at an accredited four-year college or university in the United States.
Completed at least 30 credit hours at time of application.
Ability to work full-time on-site (40 hours / week).
Transfer students must have a GPA from current university.
MUST ATTACH A COPY OF UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT.
Complete and pass a substance abuse test before the work term.
THE WORK TERM DATES ARE August 11th - December 12th, 2025.
Apply Now