The board
- Hours
- Part time
- Where
- North America/USA/Arkansas/Ft. Smith, AR
- Apply by
- End Date: October 9, 2026
- Posted
- Sep 2
We begin with dreams. Dreams drive our motivation. Dreams are our future. The world's dreams, people's dreams, our dreams. Our passion creates ideas that make dreams come alive. Technology and products that were only dreams become reality.
All for dreams. Dreams challenge and the Nidec-Group will continue to meet the challenge. For the world's and people's tomorrows; the world's first, the world's best technologies and products; we will continue our part in creating a better society.
Job Summary
This Electrical Engineering Co-Op position supports the Fort Smith, Arkansas Engineering team in the design, development, and support of electric motor products. The Co-Op will gain hands-on experience with motor design, performance testing, engineering documentation, and manufacturing support while working alongside experienced engineers.
What you'd do
- Assist in the design and development of electrical systems, components, and electric motor products.
- Support engineering research and analysis to help ensure designs are safe, efficient, and cost-effective.
- Create, modify, and review technical drawings, specifications, Bills of Material (BOMs), and engineering documentation.
- Collaborate with engineers, technicians, and manufacturing personnel to troubleshoot technical issues and support problem-solving efforts.
- Assist with testing, data collection, and performance evaluation of electrical systems and components.
- Support compliance activities by reviewing applicable industry standards, customer specifications, and engineering requirements.
- Provide technical support to engineering and manufacturing teams while learning industry best practices.
- Participate in continuous improvement initiatives focused on product quality, reliability, safety, and manufacturing efficiency.Minimum Qualification
- Currently enrolled in an Electrical Engineering degree program at an accredited college or university.
- Completed at least 60 credit hours toward an Electrical Engineering degree.
- Starts
- 2026-08-18