Fall Manufacturing Engineering Co-Op

2026 Fall Manufacturing Engineering Co-Op

Intern

Bosch Charleston is a part of a global network with close to 400,000 associates who make products that are “Invented for Life.”

The Bosch Charleston plant has a long history in the Low country and was established in 1974. We
Drive.to provide a safe and inspiring environment for our associates. We make a difference and delight our global customers by creating state of the art products.

Over the past five years we have contributed over 1 million USD to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and environmental organizations in the Low country through the Bosch Community Fund. Additionally, Bosch Charleston works closely with our partners to support these initiatives through volunteerism. There are many opportunities to get involved and we hope you will join us as we make a difference in the Low country.

This is a Co-op Opportunity for
Engineering
students
to support driving output and quality improvements, supporting production lines, and identifying technical solutions for gaps in capacity and demand. Below you will find some general information about Bosch North America (RBNA), the Bosch-Charleston Automotive plant, and some examples of typical assignments that students will be given:

• Identification and coordination of problem solving or troubleshooting activities on equipment or process issues
• Communication through operational and departmental management on project status
• Development of software tools to improve data transparency
• Developing plan for production trials, with focus on equipment and process quality and technical documentation
• Assisting with training and documentation with hourly and salaried associates
• Troubleshoot production problems and their root causes
• Update machine drawings to improve equipment robustness or stability
• Help to develop and maintain manufacturing documentation and quality plans according to company standards:
  Work Instructions, Control Plans, PFMEA#s, gage logs, etc.
• Work with Solid Work to improve design of machining fixtures, gages, robots’ grippers, WPC.
• Help to develop workplace layouts and material flow.

• Currently pursuing a
  Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
  (Industrial, mechanical, Electrical Engineering preferred).
• Excellent
  oral and written communication
  skills.
• Strong
  interpersonal skills
  with the ability to collaborate effectively.
• Proficient in
  Microsoft Office
  (Excel, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, auto
  
  CAD, power
  
  BI)
• Strong
  organizational and problem-solving skills
  .
• Experience with
  CNC
  machines.
• Experience with
  machining
  of aluminum.
• Experience with fixture design, gage design, carbide & PCD tooling.
• Effective
  problem-solving
  skills.
• Ability to
  coordinate
  and
  manage
  multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Ability to teach and work with workshop personnel.
• Self-starting, results oriented, flexible, team player
  .
• Demonstrate
  discipline
  and
  consistency
  regarding adherence to established standards.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Indefinite U.S. work authorized individuals only. Future sponsorship for work authorization is not available.

BOSCH is a proud supporter of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) Initiatives

• FIRST Robotics (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology)