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Qualifications for all research co-op and intern positions: Includes students who work for 3-5 terms at locations throughout the U.S. GPA: 2.8 is required. We prefer an overall 3.0/4.0 GPA and completion of 1 year of college courses. Applicants must be presently authorized to work in the U.S. on a regular, full-time basis. Kimberly-Clark does not offer employment to holders of F-1, J-1, or H-1 visas for the purpose of obtaining practical experience. Students should bring an unofficial copy of their transcripts to the interview.
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Process, Product or Material Science Engineering Co-op/Intern
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Job Overview: Process, Product or Material Science Engineering Co-ops (Chemical Engineering, Material Science Engineering) have the opportunity to apply their technical training in product, process, and material development work, sample preparation optimization where a component of interest is extracted from a product and then using analytical instrumentation employ advanced technologies in absorbency and fiber-based (natural, synthetic, and composite) products and materials. Considerable interaction with representatives of engineering, marketing, finance, and mill operations is required in meeting project objectives.
Job Accountabilities: Carry out assigned projects as part of a team. Demonstrate the ability to fully develop the skills and traits required for continued growth as a scientist. Conduct all communications and transactions with utmost integrity and honesty. Document knowledge and report research and development work as required. Contribute to an environment in which all team members are respected. Strong oral and written communication skills are imperative. Understanding of basic statistics and computer usage experience is desirable.
Technical Knowledge and Skills: While it is important that engineering co-ops eventually gain experience in all areas listed for their function below, the knowledge and skills areas in bold lettering are considered to be key.
- Problem identification, problem solving methodology
- Statistical thinking
- Use of statistical tools
- Assimilate and understand technical information
- Product attributes/quality and testing
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- R&E Systems – machine, electrical, process
- Trial planning and implementation
- Integration of components
- Corporation policies and procedures
- Quality
- Role of other K-C functions/interactions
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Testimonials
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“My experience as a co-op has been exceptionally great! KC collaborates as one big family would; I was welcomed very warmly and cared about as a team member. At some companies co-ops are given petty, small tasks, but at KC I was given a great deal of responsibility. The projects I created were enjoyable, challenging, and beneficial to business.”
-Brooke University of Wisconsin-Stout, Scientist
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