Aviation Electrical Engineering Intern — PCB & Testing

Canyon AeroConnect; Prescott (AZ); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Canyon AeroConnect in Prescott, AZ offers an exciting engineering internship to work across Software, Electrical, Test, Systems and Mechanical areas. You will participate in design reviews, document theories of operations, and develop plans and reports with charts and graphs.

Responsibilities also include basic circuit design, PCB concepts, troubleshooting with lab equipment, and some software work in C, focusing on reliable, well-documented code and derived requirements tested with hardware.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an engineering, technical or scientific program (sophomore or junior level).
• Must be proficient in calculus and statistical methods.
• Must be able to write proficiently with emphasis on technical documentation.

Responsibilities

• Participate in design reviews.
• Develop and document technical theory of operations for design work completed.
• Develop plans and reports to include charts and graphs.
• Electrical Engineering Specific: Basic circuit design, circuit analysis, schematic capture tools and simple PCB design.
• Troubleshooting with common lab equipment.
• Basic electronics assembly and soldering.
• Part selection and bill of materials development.
• Software Engineering Specific: Design and write software code and pseudo code primarily in C.
• Compile and test software.
• Develop derived requirements and software test cases.

Skills

Organizational skills

MS Office

Calculus & statistics

Technical documentation

Independent & teamwork

Right first time

Education

Enrolled in engineering/technical program

Tools

MS Excel

Oscilloscope

DMM

Job description

Canyon AeroConnect in Prescott, AZ offers an exciting engineering internship to work across Software, Electrical, Test, Systems and Mechanical areas. You will participate in design reviews, document theories of operations, and develop plans and reports with charts and graphs.

Responsibilities also include basic circuit design, PCB concepts, troubleshooting with lab equipment, and some software work in C, focusing on reliable, well-documented code and derived requirements tested with hardware.