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Cummins

Builds engines, generators, and powertrains

Cross-functional Engineering Associate - Ocu

Equipment Field ServiceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeColumbus, IN, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent with Department of Labor Certification is required, or an associate degree from an accredited program in a related field and at least two years of relevant experience, or a bachelor's degree in a related field.
  • Department of Labor Certification or the four-year experience/education requirement must be met through either a bachelor's degree in a related field or an associate degree in a related field plus at least two years of relevant experience.
  • Champion and model proactive health and safety behaviors by identifying, reporting, and participating in actions to improve health and safety.
  • Prepare samples, verify equipment calibration, and perform tests according to approved standard procedures or work instructions to produce trustworthy data for engineers or customers.
  • Prepare documentation that clearly organizes testing methods, instrument settings, data, and analysis so engineers and customers can understand results and form accurate conclusions and recommendations.
  • Interpret test equipment specifications from test standards or lab customer requirements; select and integrate appropriate equipment, instrumentation, and software to control boundary conditions and collect measurement data; assess lab equipment capability against requirements and support infrastructure.
  • Interpret test plans to determine optimal test-space location and orientation in accordance with local safety and environmental requirements, and fabricate required systems with appropriate materials.
  • Assemble test articles according to test requirements, including necessary instrumentation installation or accommodations, so articles can successfully undergo product functional tests.
  • Interpret machine and tool maintenance records and data to develop and execute preventative and predictive management strategies that improve the manufacturing process.
  • Identify, understand, and correct flaws in data that supports information governance across operational business processes and decision-making.
  • Use systematic analysis and industry-standard methodologies to solve problems, determine assignable and systemic root causes, implement robust data-based solutions, and ensure actions prevent recurrence; may mentor others in problem solving.

Responsibilities

  • Support and troubleshoot engineering test operations and measurement across multiple locations.
  • Manage schedules and organize tests and issues; facilitate testing prioritization; work with engineers to develop measurement techniques; design more effective measurement methods, data acquisition processes, and equipment; develop and execute measurement plans; lead troubleshooting; verify proposed solutions; design and procure fixtures for special tests; create software for special applications; and document hardware test measurements and test summaries.
  • Provide support to resolve test issues, lead the test/measurement and issue-resolution process, and potentially lead the development and execution of customer or supplier agreements with engineers.
  • Analyze data, document findings in technical reports, and present test findings.
  • Provide technical support to customers worldwide.
  • Apply company and department rules and guidelines to work and systems, and participate in maintaining quality procedures.
  • Develop and conduct training programs, and provide counseling, mentoring, and coaching.
  • Represent the company to customers, suppliers, and outside agencies, and interact with employees throughout the company.
  • Exercise independent decision-making and initiative in planning and implementing needed activities; perform problem solving, creative technical and analytical work, budget management, and hands-on applications; coordinate programs including planning, scheduling, ordering, and tracking.
  • Adapt to changing work needs, undertake emerging tasks, initiate, develop, lead, and participate in improvement projects, and comply with safety policies and procedures.
  • Maintain confidentiality as required and share work with exempt and other OCU employees as needed.
  • Manage own work and maintain a flexible schedule to meet priority demands; participate in self- and team-audits and corrective actions; plan and engage in continuous learning for changing work demands.
  • Travel as required, including visiting other Cummins sites to provide dyno support.
  • Troubleshoot motoring dynos by collaborating with test engineers from CTC and other sites, analyzing data, adjusting software settings, evaluating and repairing hardware, and coordinating with AH and Maintenance teams where responsibilities overlap.
  • Install motoring dynos by assessing customer needs; coordinating with suppliers, customers, support teams, and engineering teams from CTC or other sites on a feasible project schedule; installing and fine-tuning equipment; and working with AH and Maintenance teams when duties overlap.
  • Commission test cells by collaborating with CTC test technology engineers and other groups, including contractors, to ensure timely commissioning; install or tune dyno equipment; coordinate with AH and Maintenance teams; and support other Cummins sites when needed.
  • Repair dyno drives in the dyno repair area, including repairing or replacing regen filters and capacitor banks, and provide repair and training services to CTC and other sites.
  • Visit the storage facility throughout the year to manage and reduce drive spare-parts inventory and work with test technology engineers to keep the inventory spreadsheet updated.
  • Present or document current or past work through meetings, emails, presentations, or reports as needed.
  • Perform other miscellaneous duties as required to complete the work.

About the Company

Cummins

Builds engines, generators, and powertrains

Cummins designs and manufactures engines, power generation systems, and related components for commercial vehicles, industrial machinery, and stationary power. Vehicle and equipment makers install its diesel and natural gas engines, while businesses use its generator sets for backup and continuous electricity. Its components include turbochargers, emissions controls, transmissions, axles, and brakes, and its Accelera business builds batteries and electric powertrain systems. Cummins earns revenue from equipment and component sales, replacement parts, and maintenance through company-owned and independent distributors and dealers. Cummins was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Columbus, Indiana.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Columbus, IN
Founded
1919

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