Full-Time

Quality Administrative Assistant

Engineering

Deadline 9/25/26
Cummins

Cummins

10,001+ employees

Global powertrains design, manufacture, service.

No salary listed

Fitchburg, WI, USA

In Person

Certification

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)
Required Skills
Risk Management
Data Analysis

Get referred to Cummins

See people who can refer or advise you

Requirements
  • High school diploma or certificate of completion of secondary education or equivalent experience to the extent such experience meets applicable regulations.
  • College or equivalent degree preferred.
  • This position may require licensing for compliance with export controls or sanctions regulations.
  • Requires significant relevant work experience or specialized skills obtained through education, training or on-the-job experience.
  • Communicate clearly and intentionally—tailor your updates and messages so different audiences (project manager, teammates, stakeholders) each get what they need without confusion or overload.
  • Stay focused on the customer, whether that’s an external client or internal stakeholder, by understanding their needs and making sure your work supports useful, practical outcomes.
  • Get comfortable working through complexity—projects won’t always be clean or logical, so your ability to organize messy information into clear next steps will make you valuable.
  • Handle conflict calmly and constructively by focusing on solutions, not personalities, and helping keep conversations productive.
  • Be disciplined about planning and prioritization so your tasks—and the pieces of the project you support—stay aligned with deadlines and larger business goals.
  • Show resourcefulness by figuring things out, finding the right people or tools quickly, and making progress even when you don’t have perfect direction.
  • Build strong fundamentals in project execution: track risks and issues, manage timelines, support scope clarity, and help monitor budget/resources so nothing slips through the cracks.
  • Value different perspectives and collaborate well—projects run better when you actively include input from others and adapt your approach based on what the team needs.
Responsibilities
  • Keep projects organized and moving by handling scheduling, documentation, and logistics so the project manager and team can stay focused on higher-level decisions.
  • Take ownership of small, well-defined project tasks and deliver them reliably, building trust and freeing up bandwidth for the broader team.
  • Improve team efficiency by maintaining clear, up-to-date project records, timelines, and status reports that reduce confusion and miscommunication.
  • Act as a communication bridge—ensuring stakeholders stay informed, aligned, and aware of progress, risks, and next steps.
  • Identify and track issues early, coordinate with teammates to resolve them, and gradually build the judgment to handle these independently.
  • Strengthen project outcomes by supporting budget tracking, research, and data analysis that inform smarter decisions.
  • Contribute to risk management by helping flag potential problems and applying basic quality tools to prevent delays or rework.
  • Capture and share lessons learned, helping the team continuously improve processes and deliver better results over time.

Cummins designs, manufactures, distributes, and services power solutions for a wide range of industries. Its products include diesel and natural gas engines, electric and hybrid powertrains, and related components and digital solutions, sold to commercial vehicle manufacturers, industrial equipment producers, and sectors such as healthcare, defense, marine, mining, and telecommunications. The company operates through five segments—Engine, Power Systems, Components, Distribution, and New Power—and relies on a global distribution and service network to sell and support engines, power systems, parts, and technical services. Cummins is expanding emphasis on sustainable energy to develop hydrogen engines and other clean power technologies, seeking legislative support for climate initiatives. Its goal is to provide reliable, customizable power solutions across on-road, off-road, and stationary applications while reducing environmental impact and serving customers worldwide.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Columbus, Ohio

Founded

1919

Get referred to Cummins

See people who can refer or advise you

Simplify Jobs

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue hit $9.5 billion, driven by data-center standby power orders.
  • Cummins raised 2026 revenue guidance to 10%-13% after stronger North American trucks and China.
  • Circe Energy named Cummins for 2 GW West Texas AI campus generators through 2030.

What critics are saying

  • Whitestown, Indiana distribution center closes permanently by August 31, 2026, signaling consolidation pressure.
  • Tariffs and variable compensation squeezed Q2 margins; management flagged another $200 million incentive drag.
  • Tesla and Fluence batteries can bypass Cummins' generator franchise as hyperscalers standardize storage.

What makes Cummins unique

  • Cummins' global distribution network spans owned, joint-venture, and independent locations.
  • HELM engine platforms let Cummins bridge EPA 2027 compliance while serving legacy buyers.
  • Power Systems now sells standby and prime-power generators into hyperscaler data centers.

Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?

Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

13%

1 year growth

13%

2 year growth

13%
Yahoo Finance
Aug 21st, 2026
Cummins cashes in on AI boom as hyperscalers set to spend $750B on data centres

Cummins is capitalising on the AI boom by supplying backup power generators to data centres. S&P Global estimates that major tech companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, and Oracle will collectively spend approximately $750 billion on capital expenditures in 2026, with much of it driven by AI infrastructure. During the second quarter, Cummins' Power Systems sales jumped 19% year over year, driven by strong global demand for data centre power equipment. The company is benefiting from increasing power requirements, as next-generation AI racks could reach 600 kilowatts or more, compared to traditional racks averaging around 12 kilowatts. Cummins is also expanding beyond backup power, recently announcing an agreement to provide natural gas generators for primary power at a high-performance-computing data centre in West Texas.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 20th, 2026
Caterpillar and Cummins post record quarters as AI data centre boom drives power demand

Caterpillar and Cummins reported record second-quarter results, driven by surging demand for power generation equipment needed for AI data centres. Caterpillar's sales rose 24% year-over-year to $20.5 billion, with adjusted earnings per share of $8.17 exceeding analyst expectations. The company's Construction Industries segment grew 35% to $8.3 billion, whilst Power & Energy increased 17% to $8.2 billion. Cummins reported record revenue of $9.5 billion and diluted earnings per share of $6.73. Both companies raised their full-year guidance, with Caterpillar now expecting mid- to high-teens percentage revenue growth and Cummins forecasting 10-13% growth. The results reflect increased data centre power demand, with global usage expected to rise 26% by 2026 to 565 terawatt-hours.

All Things Business
Aug 19th, 2026
Accelera by Cummins opens for business at award-winning Greenlight Milton Keynes.

Accelera by Cummins opens for business at award-winning Greenlight Milton Keynes. 1-2 minutes Global power technology leader Cummins is now open for business at Greenlight Milton Keynes, where it has established it's clean energy technology brand, Accelera, in a new facility to expand its zero-emission power solutions to support the transition to a sustainable future. Accelera's arrival further reinforces Greenlight Milton Keynes' position as a destination for leading businesses seeking high-quality, sustainable industrial space. The announcement follows Greenlight Milton Keynes' win as Commercial Development 2026 at the RICS South East Awards, recognising the quality, sustainability and innovation of the landmark industrial scheme. The scheme is now through to the RICS national competition in October. Greenlight is the joint venture between Delancey Real Estate and Coltham, established to develop and reposition best-in-class urban logistics assets in strategically important locations across the UK. The platform is creating a portfolio of highly sustainable industrial and logistics developments across Milton Keynes, Heathrow, Reading, Redditch and Birmingham, designed to meet the evolving needs of modern occupiers. Accelera's presence at Greenlight Milton Keynes demonstrates the continued appeal of future-ready industrial space that enables businesses to support operational growth while advancing their sustainability ambitions. David Owens, Asset Management Director, Delancey, said: "We're delighted to see Accelera by Cummins open for business at Greenlight Milton Keynes. Securing a business of Cummins' calibre is a strong endorsement of the quality of the development and reflects the growing demand for highly sustainable, best-in-class industrial space. Greenlight was created to deliver premium industrial buildings that help occupiers achieve their operational and sustainability ambitions, and we're pleased to see a leading green-tech manufacturer like Cummins choosing to be part of that vision." Mark Fox, Financial controller at Accelera said: "The relationship with Greenlight has been extremely positive from the outset. They worked closely with us to agree the pre-let and then continued to support us proactively through the fit-out stage, helping us create a facility that works for our business." For your free copy of the latest in business news, expert insights, and exclusive content

AdvanceH2
Aug 15th, 2026
Building a sustainable future: construction's shift to alternative fuels and hydrogen Innovations.

Building a sustainable future: construction's shift to alternative fuels and hydrogen Innovations. Key points. * The construction industry is exploring alternative fuels to reduce emissions and improve sustainability. * Innovations in electric equipment are enhancing operational efficiency and lowering costs. * Cummins' HELM engine allows fuel flexibility, supporting hydrogen and other alternative fuels. * Manufacturers are developing technologies to ease the transition to battery-electric systems. The CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 event highlighted significant advancements in integrating alternative fuels within the construction industry, which has historically leaned on diesel as the primary energy source. With a growing urgency to adopt sustainable practices, construction firms are now exploring options like battery-electric, renewable diesel, natural gas, and hydrogen to reduce their carbon emissions. Dana Wuesthoff, Show Director for the event, emphasized the industry's need for practical solutions to lower their carbon footprint while maintaining project efficiency and budget adherence. Electric power is emerging as a leading alternative, especially for smaller construction machinery such as skid steers and compact wheel loaders. The benefits of electric equipment include zero emissions, reduced noise pollution, and decreased operating costs. However, challenges such as battery reliability, inadequate charging infrastructure, and higher purchase costs remain hurdles for widespread adoption. Innovations like Moog Construction's Adaptive Electrification Management System are addressing these challenges by streamlining the electrification process, providing significant cost savings and reducing parts count. Battery power is also being leveraged in support equipment, with VMAC showcasing a battery-electric air compressor ideal for service trucks in urban settings. Additionally, companies like Hitek Equipment are innovating by creating electric-heated components for equipment, providing more energy independence without fully electrifying machinery. In response to the emerging trend of fuel alternatives, Cummins introduced their next-gen X15 off-highway engine, which supports a range of fuel types, including hydrogen. This adaptability allows construction equipment owners to transition to alternative fuels gradually while still utilizing their existing engine systems. Mariana Pivetta from Cummins highlighted the benefits of flexibility in fuel choice, which can lead to greater operational efficiency and reduced costs. Overall, the construction sector is at a pivotal moment, seeking ways to incorporate alternative fuels like hydrogen while balancing their operational demands. As manufacturers continue to innovate, the path to a low-carbon, sustainable future in construction looks increasingly promising, paving the way for greater acceptance of alternative energy sources without sacrificing productivity. August 15, 2026 at 06:10 PM

Asphalt Pro
Aug 15th, 2026
Cummins expands mobile power line with 12kW generator.

Cummins expands mobile power line with 12kW generator. Cummins Inc., displayed its 12kW Tier 4 Final mobile generator set during CONEXPO-CON/AGG in March. This model includes a heavy-duty trailer for use in a variety of industries that require mobile power. Manufactured in the United States and built for the North American market, the offering expands Cummins Power Generation Tier 4 Final Certified rental product portfolio, ranging from 12kW to 1MW of power. It includes a sound-attenuated enclosure for quiet operation. Train your paving crew! Teach your crew how to pave the perfect mat.