Co-Op Education Program

Mercury Marine®’s Co-op Education Program is a carefully structured program where all parties - Mercury, the student, and the university - enter into a mutual agreement designed to enrich a student’s formal education by alternating periods of study with meaningful periods of work. The student, viewed as a "professional-in-training," provides entry-level employment services to the company.

• Electrical Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering

• Industrial Engineering

• Metallurgical Engineering

• Manufacturing Engineering

• Materials Science Engineering

• Supply Chain Management

Please consult your university’s career services office or website for our on-campus recruiting and career fair participation.

• Create, develop, and evaluate a pool of talent from which to fill entry-level professional positions

• Fulfill resource needs for value-added, project-related assignments

• Enhance on-campus recruiting

• Build relationships with universities that impact curriculum development, which fulfills Mercury’s knowledge needs

• Obtain relevant on-the-job experience relating to their academic training

• Learn about different opportunities available in their chosen career field, as well as other professional fields

• Enhance their understanding of academic learning with the practical application of college curriculum

• Support and/or finance their education

• Spring/Summer Co-op term: January through August

• Summer/Fall Co-op term: June through December

• Must be enrolled in an approved four-year related curriculum and a formalized co-op program at an accredited university

• Have completed at least 45 hours of undergraduate credits toward their degree

• Must be available through the entire co-op term or terms approved by the Company and the university

• Competitive pay based on co-op terms

• Employee Product Purchase Program

• Relocation Assistance

• Training

• Vacation

• Holiday Pay

It is Mercury’s intention to seriously consider students who have completed the Co-op Education Program for full-time employment. Full-time employment offers will be based on Mercury’s needs and a competitive review of each student’s performance throughout the program.

Mercury Marine reserves the right to add to or amend any of the guidelines described herein.