Engineering Intern

Curtiss-Wright Corporation•Newtown, PA

About The Position

TTC, a Curtiss-Wright company, is a recognized leader in comprehensive and integrated data acquisition through telemetry systems that include data analysis units, sensors, transmitters, receivers, and ground station analysis tools to measure, record, transmit, and analyze aircraft and munitions parameters during test flights. TTC has a broad exposure on more than 140 programs, including high-performance military aircraft such as the F-35 and F-18, major defense flight test centers, spacecraft, missile programs, and commercial / business jets. Key products include data acquisition units, recorders, network products, RF networks, airborne transmitters, receivers, and telemetry expansion cards. We are looking for hard-working and highly motivated Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering students for co-op positions. Our paid internship program gives students an opportunity to apply their skills while working on real-world projects. Previous students have found the Curtiss-Wright program to be a very valuable learning experience.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in an appropriate Engineering program at an accredited university
Strong creative, analytic, problem-solving, decision-making and collaboration skills
Strong oral and written communication skills with knowledge of MS Office
Willingness to learn, adapt and build experience in a development and production environment

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of analog and digital circuits
Working knowledge of radio frequency / wireless communications circuits
Basic electronic troubleshooting skills (DVM, Oscilloscope, Signal Generators)
Schematic capture and PCB tool experience (preferred)
FPGA development environment tool experience (preferred)

Responsibilities

Function as a member of a development team to support new design concepts and technologies.
Research new technologies, hardware, and concepts to help improve product development
Support prototypes and experimental setups.
Document and report findings