Electrical Engineering Co-op (Summer/Fall 2027)
foth
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Posted Sep 1, 2026
- Internship
Job description
**Foth** is a 100% member-owned science and engineering consulting firm headquartered in Wisconsin, with over 85 years of success. Our 750 members across 33 locations are dedicated to **solving our clients’ toughest science and engineering challenges**. Consistently ranked by Engineering News Record in the top 150 firms, we offer a values-based, collaborative, and flexible work environment with professional growth opportunities. If you thrive working alongside a smart and caring team, **Foth** may be the place for you.
Join our team and experience the **Foth** difference that contributes to our impressive **92+% member retention rate**! Learn more at [](http://foth.com/careers).
Looking for an opportunity to do more than just observe? At Foth, our co-op program gives you real-world experience on real client projects. As an **Electrical Engineering Co-op**, you’ll apply your classroom knowledge to practical challenges while working alongside experienced engineers. Based in **Green Bay, WI**, this role offers hands-on involvement in designing and troubleshooting systems, as well as exposure to advanced engineering processes. Spanning **Summer - Fall 2027**, the position may also include travel to client sites—providing a unique perspective on how engineering solutions come to life in the field.
### Primary Responsibilities:
- Apply electrical engineering fundamentals while performing design tasks under the supervision of a lead engineer
- Develop detailed electrical design drawings using AutoCAD and AutoCAD Electrical software packages
- Program PLC’s and HMI hardware
- Assist with validation of the software and drawing databases
### Required Qualifications:
- Pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program
- GPA of 3.0 or greater
- Previous experience with and/or coursework in AutoCAD
- Previous experience with and/or coursework involving theory and/or programming of industrial PLCs