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R.E. Mason · 4 months ago

Co-Op Application Engineer, Valves

Charlotte, NC, USA

Internship

Onsite

Intern

Robert E. Mason & Associates, Inc. is a 100% Employee-Owned company that focuses on providing industry-leading process equipment and service for process control, automation, safety, and reliability. The Co-Op Application Engineer role involves providing technical support and customer service, developing relationships with customer accounts, and assisting with sales opportunities.

Manufacturing

Comp. & Benefits

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Quickly Respond to inquiries from customers

Develop relationships with customer accounts and pursue/qualify sales opportunities

Perform sizing and selection of control valves, actuators and other process control instruments based on customer’s application & process conditions

Creating valve assemblies through use of stock components, bill of materials

Preparing daily quotations

Troubleshooting technical issues via telephone with customers

Keeping up with new technology and industry trends

Review of terms and conditions for contracts/purchase orders

Other tasks as assigned

Qualification

Process control fundamentalsMechanical components knowledgeElectrical components knowledgeCustomer serviceOrganizedProfessionalismTeamworkWritten communicationVerbal communicationSelf-motivated

Required

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Customer Service

Team Work

Understanding of basic process control fundamentals is desired

Self-Motivated, organized and professional

Basic knowledge of mechanical and electrical components

Be a United States Citizen with a valid driver's license

Co-ops are required to commit to three semesters with R.E. Mason. We are flexible with the semesters but require that if you begin your co-op in the summer that you follow up with the fall semester. Co-ops tend to benefit from working consecutive semesters due to the learning curve

Pursuing a B.S. in CHE, EE, ME, Comp. Eng, Comp. Sci., other related disciplines

Undergraduate students in their junior or senior year with a 2.75 GPA in their major