Electrical Engineering Co-Op

Scorpion Therapeutics; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 37,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

Bayer in Indianola, PA is seeking an Electrical Engineering co-op to help design and test electronic circuitry within its pharmaceutical division. The 12‑month program can start in January or May 2027 and targets current EE students.

Responsibilities include developing test plans, analyzing results, troubleshooting during testing, owning test methods, and communicating progress to the hardware team. Preferred skills include Python, Matlab, schematic tools, and related coursework.

Qualifications

• Enrollment in an Electrical Engineering program.
• At least second-year standing.
• Experience with electronic test equipment.
• Coursework in circuits, hardware, physics, and statistics.
• Detail-oriented with troubleshooting skills and teamwork experience.

Responsibilities

• Developing test plans and protocols
• Analyzing results
• Troubleshooting during testing
• Owning specific test methods and sub-modules
• Communicating progress to the hardware team

Skills

Detail-oriented

Troubleshooting

Teamwork

Communication

Education

Electrical Engineering student (second year)

Tools

Electronic test equipment

Python

MATLAB

Schematic tools

Job description

Role:

Electrical Engineering co-op focused on designing and testing electronic circuitry within Bayer's pharmaceutical division.

Responsibilities:

• developing test plans and protocols
• analyzing results
• troubleshooting during testing
• owning specific test methods and sub-modules
• communicating progress to the hardware team.

Requirements:

• enrollment in an Electrical Engineering program
• at least second-year standing
• experience with electronic test equipment
• coursework in circuits, hardware, physics, and statistics
• detail-oriented with troubleshooting skills and teamwork experience.

Preferred:

knowledge of Python, Matlab, schematic tools, and medical device-related coursework.

HighValue:

hands-on circuitry design/testing in a pharmaceutical context, potentially supporting medical device development.

WorkSetup:

12-month co-op position based in Indianola, PA, starting January or May 2027.