CO-OP PROGRAM FORMAT:
This co-op program will follow an in-person model. Co-ops will be based at CTC with potential onsite exposure to suppliers and surrounding Metro Detroit area Stellantis Facilities. and are expected to work on-site 5 days per week during work rotations. Co-ops will rotate aligned with the Kettering University co-op schedule. Applications are accepted year-round, and co-op cohorts start on a quarterly basis in and co-ops are intended to stay in the program until graduation.
STELLANTIS CO-OP PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
The co-op program offers a unique alternative to traditional internships by providing co-ops with the opportunity to work year-round throughout their academic journey. This continuous engagement allows co-ops to apply their classroom learning in real-world settings on a daily basis, fostering deeper integration within their teams and organizations. As they progress through the program, co-ops are empowered to take on increasing levels of responsibility, gaining valuable experience, and making meaningful contributions along the way.
Co-ops will be assigned to a department based on the candidate's background and skill set. The assignments are project-oriented, meaningful to the department, and allow the co-op to provide valuable contributions. Co-ops experience a sense of personal accomplishment and learn about the corporate business culture through work assignments, structured activities, and exclusive student networking events.
Co-Op PROGRAM BENEFITS:
- Exposure to cutting-edge projects and technologies
- Collaborative work environment
- Mentorship from experienced professionals
- Networking opportunities with peers and leaders
- Skill development workshops and training sessions
- Paid US holidays
DEPARTMENT DETAILS:
Supplier Quality:
- Ensure suppliers meet company quality standards for components and materials
- Works closely with engineering, purchasing, and manufacturing teams
- Supports new product launches and ongoing production quality
- Drives continuous improvement with suppliers
What a student will be exposed to:
- Supplier audits and quality reviews
- Root cause analysis and corrective actions
- PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) support
- Quality data analysis and reporting
- Launch readiness activities
- Collaboration with engineering and purchasing teams
- Tools/Systems a student may use:
- Quality tools (8D, 5 Why, Fishbone)
- PPAP documentation
- APQP processes
- Data analysis tools (Excel, Power BI, Minitab)
- Supplier scorecards
