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Industrial Controls Co-Op: Testing, Design & Software

Posted 2 days ago

bac baltimore aircoil companyJessup (MD)

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About the role

BAC (Baltimore Aircoil Company, Inc.) is seeking a student in electrical engineering to perform controls testing and develop software for industrial control systems in a modern thermal lab. You will interact with customers during witness testing and assist with RFIs about BAC's controls systems. The role involves selecting components, designing control systems, and maintaining the controls hardware library with configuration data.

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