Electrical Engineer Co-op: NPD & PCB Design

MSA, The Safety Company; Cranberry Township (Butler County); On-site; USD 20,664 - 30,307; Part time

Job summary

MSA Safety is seeking a motivated electrical engineering co-op to support New Product Development projects. You will read schematics, design digital/analog circuits, and contribute to PCB layout and fabrication coordination.

Responsibilities include testing, debugging, and documenting electrical tests, with exposure to Altium and PCB manufacture processes. This role requires pursuing an EE-related degree in an ABET-accredited program and completion of at least one sophomore semester.

Qualifications

• Must be pursuing an Associates or Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics or other relevant Engineering discipline, from an ABET-accredited program, and have completed at least one semester of Sophomore year before beginning this co-op rotation.

Responsibilities

• Contributes to electrical team for one or more New Product Development (NPD) projects
• Designs electrical circuit schematics for test boards, prototypes, and new product designs
• Independantly and creatively develops ideas and solutions to electrical and system design problems
• Validates, tests, and debugs circuit boards
• Develops printed circuit board (PCB) layout of complex multi-layer circuit board designs
• Completes PCB Gerber file generation, ordering, and design file coordination with fabrication house
• Completes surface mount component rework of printed circuit boards and component replacement as needed
• Runs and documents electrical and system tests

Skills

Schematic reading

Circuit design (digital/analog)

SPI/UART/I2C protocols

Team collaboration

Problem solving

MS Office

Organization

Communication skills

Education

Associates or Bachelors degree in EE

ABET-accredited program

Sophomore year eligible for co-op

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

MSA Safety is seeking a motivated electrical engineering co-op to support New Product Development projects. You will read schematics, design digital/analog circuits, and contribute to PCB layout and fabrication coordination.

Responsibilities include testing, debugging, and documenting electrical tests, with exposure to Altium and PCB manufacture processes. This role requires pursuing an EE-related degree in an ABET-accredited program and completion of at least one sophomore semester.