TMEIC
Associate Engineer - Engineering Excellence Program (EE26061)
$61K–$91K
Roanoke, Virginia +1 · Full-time · Posted Aug 5, 2026
- Location
- Roanoke, Virginia
Houston, Texas - Education
- Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics engineering, computer engineering, software engineering, or related degree
- Visa sponsorship
- Sponsorship for US work authorization is not available for this position
About the job
Completes a 24-month engineering rotation and training program, then is assigned to a company role based on the graduate’s skills, interests, and business needs.
What you'll do
- Complete successive 4–6-month work rotations and an 8-week classroom-based New Engineer Development Program.
- Perform engineering work during rotations, such as specifying equipment, designing control systems, evaluating technologies, or commissioning and troubleshooting systems.
- Collaborate with clients, suppliers, and internal teams; report progress and follow company policies and procedures.
What they ask for
- Bachelor of Science in mechanical, electrical, mechatronics, computer, or software engineering, or a related degree.
- Coursework, labs, and projects concentrated in some combination of electrical power systems, control system theory, supervisory software development, database design/management, software engineering, robotics, or mechatronics.
- Proficiency in personal computer hardware and software, and in MS Word, Excel, and Outlook.
- Demonstrated problem-solving, successful working relationships, positive leadership, interpersonal, organizational, administrative, and communication skills; availability for domestic and international travel, sometimes with limited notice.
Nice to have
- Research project or thesis in a listed engineering area.
- Co-op, internship, or other work experience; work as a research assistant, intern, or co-op in the listed areas.
Pay
$60,700 - $91,100 (base salary; currency not stated)
Tools
MS Word, Excel, Outlook
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