Electronics Engineering Intern

What you will do:

Under supervision of the Engineering Manager, Electronics Engineers and Engineering Assistants and Technicians, aid in the prototype building and testing of HVAC/R Control Products containing electrical, electronic, embedded controls, pneumatic and mechanical subsystems. Other responsibilities include completion of technical reports, documenting daily work activities, and maintaining laboratory equipment in a safe, proper working condition. The Electronics Engineering Intern will keep supervisor informed of status, concerns or problems at all times.

How you will do it:

• Building electronic and mechanical prototypes

• Soldering printed circuit boards

• Assembling products

• Creation of simple mechanical components

• Building test setups

• Performing component and product testing

• Setting-up test

• Executing test procedures

• Writing test reports

• Updating existing processes and instructions

• Creating new processes and instructions

• Upgrading of lab infrastructure

• Organizing lab

• Troubleshooting Printed Circuit Board assemblies at component level.

• Understands to read electrical schematics

• Willing to learn and do simple design projects (schematic entry and layout) using Mentor Graphics or other CAD tools.

• Be able to run simple electronics circuits simulations using LT Spice, Multisim or other simulation programs.

What we look for:

Required

• Currently enrolled in a 4-year Bachelors program majoring in Electrical Engineering (Other Engineering majors will be considered).

• Able to work full time during semester breaks, and to work at least 12 hours per week when school is in session.

• Ability to work in a dynamic environment with emphasis on flexibility in adapting to changes.

• Strong computer skills in standard Microsoft applications.

• Ability and willingness to preform hands-on activities.

• Knowledge of Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical engineering disciplines.

• Ability to create processes, process improvements and corrective actions.

• Basic knowledge of LT Slice, Multisim or other simulation tools

• Optional: Basic knowledge of reading electrical schematics.

• Excellent verbal and written communication.

• Quick learner with ability to handle complex problems and processes.

Preferred

• Ability to perform mechanical construction and testing.