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NVH Application Engineering-Co-Op

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Dearborn, MI · intern
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Dearborn, MI
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About the Role The NVH Co-Op will support the North America Application Engineering team's Brake NVH group, working directly under a Sr. NVH Application Engineer. This role provides hands-on exposure to brake noise and vibration testing, material data management, and cross-functional product development — supporting day-to-day engineering activities while contributing to innovation projects. What You'll Do • Perform Frequency Response Function (FRF) measurements on brake components in support of modal characterization and squeal investigations.

• Conduct SAE J3001 testing and assist with test setup, data collection, and post-processing. • Update and manage WAM material data sheets, ensuring accuracy and version control across the material library. • Support Application Engineers with day-to-day testing, data analysis, and program deliverables. • Prepare NVH testing summaries and reports for internal review and customer-facing documentation.

• Contribute to innovation and new product development projects, including testing of new shim and damping material concepts. Qualifications • Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master’s degree in mechanical engineering or a related field. • Interest in NVH, acoustics, vibration, or structural dynamics; prior coursework or project experience a plus. • Basic proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Office; exposure to data acquisition or signal-processing software (e.g., LMS, MATLAB) is a plus.

• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills. • Good written and verbal communication skills; comfortable working with engineers across a mixed-seniority team. • Ability to work on-site in a lab and test-cell environment. Physical Requirements • Ability to stand or sit for extended periods depending on test activity. • Ability to move between lab, test cell, and office areas. • Capacity to bend, reach, and crouch to set up test fixtures and equipment.

• Must be able to occasionally lift up to 25 lbs (test fixtures, brake components).

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