The Development Engineer intern will research and contribute to the development and deployment of new systems and technologies. Depending on assignment, the intern may work in power electronics, controls engineering, embedded systems, mechanical engineering, or general engineering, completing assigned work under direct supervision and according to established procedures. Work may include designing, testing, and validating power conversion systems; evaluating components; conducting electrical, efficiency, thermal, EMC, and reliability testing; developing and validating control algorithms and simulations; analyzing system data; and assisting with commissioning and troubleshooting. Embedded systems assignments may include firmware development and testing, hardware bring-up and debugging, verification and documentation, and testing communication interfaces. Mechanical assignments may involve enclosure and thermal-management design, prototype assembly and integration, thermal testing, and engineering documentation. General engineering work may include laboratory setup and maintenance, collecting and documenting test results, supporting root-cause investigations, reviewing technical materials, and participating in design reviews. Interns are expected to follow laboratory safety and quality procedures, collaborate with colleagues, uphold company values and policies, communicate delivery risks, recommend improvements, and use business tools and processes effectively. This is a Spring 2027 internship. The position is not benefits-eligible. Visa sponsorship, relocation assistance, and housing assistance are not available. Domestic travel of up to approximately 5%, sometimes with limited notice, may be required.
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