Electrical Engineer Intern

About the Role

Interns will gain a working knowledge of basic EE principles and theory and have the desire to apply theory in a practical environment. Interns will become familiar with electronic components and schematics. Interns will learn about testing and validation by working with teams. They will develop their problem-solving abilities by assisting with troubleshooting. They will learn about the design of systems from concept to industrialization to implementation in the field.

Key Responsibilities

• Support Testing setup
• Prototype building support
• Electrical drawing and schematic analysis and support
• Review and mark-up electrical assembly drawings
• Component level testing
• Brainstorm innovative ideas to solve technical problems
• Packaging and wire routing
• Printed Circuit Board analysis
• Updating/Reviewing Installation Methods for Products
• Updating/Creating drawings and Parts Lists for Manufacturing
• Learning NEC electrical guidelines for design updates
• Applying motor control theory
• Digital signal processing and control
• Support problem solving and troubleshooting technical issues.
• Weekly or bi-weekly meetings with the manager to discuss progress, assignments, and share ideas.
• Presentation at the end of the internship to summarize accomplishments.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Experience with Digital Multimeter, Oscilloscope
• Hands-On working with wiring circuits
• Understanding Schematic drawings
• Breadboarding, soldering (a plus)
• Ability to manage multiple tasks
• Team player
• Self-starter
• Candidates must reside within commutable distance.

Qualifications

• College Junior or Senior (must have at least 50% of their undergrad coursework completed)

Note: Schindler Group does not provide living accommodations for the Internship.