Technical Services Engineering Co-op Student

JOIN THE TOYO TIRES TEAM!

The Toyo Tire Corporation has been developing, manufacturing, and selling automotive tires and rubber parts for over 75 years. Our global sales and distribution footprint includes more than 100 countries and regions, with manufacturing facilities in Japan, the United States of America, Malaysia, and China.

Toyo Tire North America Manufacturing, Inc. (TNA), located in White, Georgia, offers a compelling value proposition for anyone who is interested in a fast-paced work environment where you will be challenged and have the opportunity to grow professionally. TNA is the only tire manufacturing plant in North America for Toyo Tire Corporation and is its flagship production facility.  At TNA, you also have the opportunity to work in a world-class, state-of-the-art, technologically advanced, environmentally conscious production facility located within an easy commute of metropolitan Atlanta and Chattanooga.

TNA is currently looking for an Engineering Co-op Student for the Technical Services department.  Our vision for this position is to provide support to the mission of the Technical Services department to ensure quality and integrity of all tires introduced into the plant through their designs to ensure tire aesthetics, performance levels, and reliability meet all standards throughout the product's life cycle, taking into account the end-users of the products use of them in the design-specified manner.

Throughout the co-op's tenure, he or she will gain a good understanding of the entire tire manufacturing process, tire construction, tire testing, and overall tire performance in relation to target applications. He or she will learn to apply engineering principles to resolve tire production issues, improve production processes, ensure proper tire performance, and improve overall tire performance.

TOYO TIRE NORTH AMERICA MANUFACTURING INC. IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 

This opportunity is for Summer 2026 school semester.

REQUIREMENTS:

Must be at a sophomore or junior level in pursuit of an Engineering major (preferably Mechanical Engineering) at a four-year, accredited university or college, and be in pursuit of a cooperative education certification through their school's program.  Those interested in a full-time employment opportunity or internship should not apply.