Summer Intern - Firmware Engineer

Allegion•Farmington, CT

2d•$25 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

As an Allegion Firmware Engineer intern, you will contribute meaningful work and make a direct impact to the Firmware/Embedded Software competency. You will gain hands-on experience defining and implementing firmware features for access control and automatic door systems, support product validation, and collaborate closely with hardware, test, and manufacturing teams. If you are seeking a summer experience that offers meaningful work, learning opportunities, professional development, and an opportunity to build strong relationships with your peers and leaders, Allegion is the right place for you!

Requirements

Pursuing a degree in a relevant discipline, e.g., Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering Technology, and Electrical Engineering Technology.
Demonstrated leadership ability and initiative, e.g., school club officer, sports team captain, resident advisor, leadership on school or work projects, etc.
Preferred knowledge of C programming language.
Preferred knowledge of working with embedded microprocessors and their associated IDE and tools.
Basic electronics understanding, including low voltage wiring.
Passion to be hands-on and able to work in an engineering laboratory environment.
Ability to work in both a team and individual setting.
Resiliency and ability to adapt quickly.
Effective listening, time management and creative problem-solving techniques.
A desire to learn, grow and develop by working on projects that will impact Allegion’s business and customers.

Responsibilities

Develop, debug, and test embedded firmware for microcontroller-based products.
Participate in requirements definition and design discussions for new firmware features and product updates.
Implement and maintain device drivers, communication stacks (UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, Ethernet, BLE as applicable), and peripheral interfacing.
Work with real-time operating systems (RTOS) and bare-metal architectures as required by product designs.
Support hardware bring-up and verification by using tools such as debuggers (JTAG/SWD), logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes.
Design tools to measure and analyze existing and new products.
Participate in code reviews, version control workflows, and continuous integration/build processes.
Document firmware design, test procedures, release notes, and standard operating procedures.
Utilize tools such as functional block diagrams, flow diagrams, state-diagrams, and others as required in product development.
Work with a team to create well-rounded solutions.
Deepen your understanding of basic electronics and the use of electrical tools, such as a digital multi-meter, oscilloscope, and digital logic analyzers.
Obtain the experience to create a foundation for growth and future opportunities with Allegion.