This is a general application used to fill multiple internship openings across our Electrical Hardware teams. If selected, you will be matched to a specific team based on your background and interests during the interview process. Every Electronic Control Unit goes through a full lifecycle of design, validation, manufacturing readiness, and release. As an Electromechanical Design Engineering intern, you will be involved in one part of that lifecycle, which may include circuit design, mechanical packaging, hardware validation and test, reliability and functional safety analysis, or supplier and manufacturing readiness work. Specific project areas vary by team and may include: Designing and developing analog, digital, or mixed signal circuits, including schematic capture and component selection Supporting mechanical packaging design or structural and thermal simulation for ECU enclosures Building or running hardware validation tests and test automation systems Contributing to hardware functional safety analyses such as FMEA or FMEDA Supporting supplier quality, product launch, or manufacturing readiness activities for ECU programs
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