Electrical Engineer Co-Op - Embedded & Analog Design

DEKA Research & Development; United States; On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

DEKA Research & Development in Manchester, NH seeks an Electrical Engineering Co-Op to work in a dynamic R&D environment. The 6+ month rotation begins in January 2027 and targets full-time student participation with a focus on hardware and embedded systems.

You will support new product concepts, characterize circuits, assist in failure analysis, verify and validate with test gear, and use Altium for schematic/layout tasks. Strong communication and hands-on projects are essential.

Qualifications

• Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate Electrical Engineering program as a junior or senior, or in a graduate Electrical Engineering program.
• Hands-on project experience through academic or personal projects is required; medical device experience is a plus.
• Knowledge of analog circuits (signal and low-power) and digital electronics.
• Exposure to electrical CAD tools (schematic and layout) such as Altium.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; self-starter who works well in a team; detail oriented.

Responsibilities

• Support development of new products and concepts.
• Characterize electrical circuits and document performance.
• Assist in failure analysis and verification/validation activities using test equipment and fixtures.
• Troubleshoot electromechanical prototypes and operate software on embedded systems.

Skills

Hands-on project experience

Analog circuits knowledge

Digital electronics

Electrical CAD tools exposure

Strong communication

Self-starter & team player

Detail oriented

Education

Undergraduate EE (junior/senior) or Graduate EE

Tools

Altium

Job description

DEKA Research & Development in Manchester, NH seeks an Electrical Engineering Co-Op to work in a dynamic R&D environment. The 6+ month rotation begins in January 2027 and targets full-time student participation with a focus on hardware and embedded systems.

You will support new product concepts, characterize circuits, assist in failure analysis, verify and validate with test gear, and use Altium for schematic/layout tasks. Strong communication and hands-on projects are essential.