Develop packaging engineering skills at Thermo Fisher Scientific in an onsite, in-office co-op focused on design, testing, and manufacturing processes.
This undergraduate co-op supports cross-functional teams developing new products and packaging processes. Students may create component drawings, assess feasibility and costs, support equipment selection, and document technical testing results. The program is designed to develop future leadership talent.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop packaging concepts with project teams and external suppliers
- Create packaging component drawings and engineering change requests
- Present designs and test results during technical reviews
- Support equipment selection and obtain supplier quotes
- Coordinate ship tests and document technical reports
Requirements:
- Undergraduate engineering student graduating December 2027 to June 2029
- Previous co-op, internship, or related work experience preferred
- Demonstrated leadership through organizations, athletics, service, or other roles
- Solid communication, learning agility, curiosity, and innovative mindset
- Legal authorization to work in Canada without sponsorship
Apply packaging design, engineering analysis, and technical communication skills within Thermo Fisher Scientific’s onsite co-op program.