Electrical Engineer Intern: Design, Test & CAD in Manufacturing

Stellar Industries Inc; Garner (IA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Stellar Industries, Inc. offers a paid Electrical Engineer Intern position. The role works with Design Engineering on a range of tasks and projects in a manufacturing setting, providing practical application of classroom knowledge.

You will design control system components, create schematics, troubleshoot, test, and prepare technical reports while complying with safety and quality procedures. Current undergraduates in electrical engineering are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications

• Current undergraduate student pursuing a degree in electrical engineering or related field.
• Experience with CAD-based schematic tools (SOLIDWORKS Electrical or Altium) preferred.
• Familiarity with CAN bus protocols (J1939/CANopen) is a plus.
• Strong math and physics foundations; problem solving and teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist in design of control system components including motor controllers and wire harnesses.
• Create schematics and wiring diagrams using CAD tools for vendors and manufacturing.
• Troubleshoot electrical/electronic components and test systems.
• Test performance of electromechanical assemblies with meters, scopes, and analyzers.
• Compile data and prepare reports on research and testing of products.

Skills

Solidworks Electrical

Altium

CAN bus

Microsoft Office

Critical Thinking

Active learning

Applied math

Applied physics

Programming languages

Teamwork

Education

Undergraduate in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Solidworks Electrical

Altium

Job description

Stellar Industries, Inc. offers a paid Electrical Engineer Intern position. The role works with Design Engineering on a range of tasks and projects in a manufacturing setting, providing practical application of classroom knowledge.

You will design control system components, create schematics, troubleshoot, test, and prepare technical reports while complying with safety and quality procedures. Current undergraduates in electrical engineering are encouraged to apply.