Engineer Controls/Software (Rotation)

Williams International•Pontiac, MI

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Recent college graduates that enter Williams International’s Controls / Software Rotational Engineering Program can expect to spend one year's time in each of two to three different engineering areas (depending upon previous coursework/experience). The rotation programs are coordinated with each individual engineer and typically include engine control design/test/certification, software design/test/certification, complex electronic hardware (embedded systems) design/test/certification, and engine/component development test support. At the end of the rotations, the engineer is placed into a regular engineering assignment. These assignments are coordinated with the rotation engineer and typically intended to meet both the corporation’s and the individual’s needs.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Computer Science, Software, Mechanical, Aerospace or Systems Engineering
Coursework relevant to computer programming, controls design and/or electrical systems
Previous exposure to software development using C
Experience and knowledge of microcontrollers - NXP PowerPC, ARM or TI preferred
Track record of finishing assignments without compromising quality
Strong troubleshooting mindset - able to systematically diagnose software, hardware integration and test environment issues
U. S. Citizenship is required
Ability to obtain a U. S. Government Security Clearance, if needed
Candidates selected may be subject to a U. S. Government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.