Summer 2027 - Electrical Design Engineer Intern
$25 an hour
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SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$25 an hour
About the role
- Core Electrical
- Electrical Architecture
- Electrical Product Development
- Job Functions / Responsibilities
- Work as part of a multi-disciplinary team with electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, software engineers, and other engineering professionals to ensure quality commercial electric vehicle designs and systems integration
- Follow project management processes to maintain schedule and functionality
- Ensure industry-leading quality and reliability are met, maintained, and exceeded on all components
- Learning and creating engineering documentation for preparation of component and harness drawings, diagrams, routings, engineering change notices, test coordination, production support, and customer service
- Analyze system needs and requirements to influence system architecture designs
- Develop and document engineering specifications for new vehicle control functions, including autonomous vehicles
- Drive collaborative efforts effectively with cross-divisional counterparts on global design direction
- Support validation activities across supplier and internal teams to ensure industry-leading quality and reliability are met, maintained or exceeded on all components and systems
- Skills / Competencies
- Exceptional problem-solving skills and drive to develop innovative hardware
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, lean, collaborative team environment
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and planning/tracking skills
- Competency with standard office software (word processing, spreadsheets, etc.)Able to learn and use new processes and techniques and resourcefully solve complex technical issues
- Commitment to reliability, value, and quality in all aspects of work
- Willingness to grow continuously, both personally and professionally with strong results and goal-driven orientation
- Additional Attributes
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