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Freeform in Los Angeles, CA is seeking an Electrical Engineering Intern to design and develop custom electronics powering our autonomous metal 3D printing factories. You will contribute to electrical system design, PCB development, and integration with mechanical and software teams.
You'll gain hands-on experience solving real-world challenges in controls, sensing, and hardware-software integration, taking a first-principles approach and collaborating across disciplines to bring complex systems
3D printing experience is not required to be successful here - rather we look for smart, motivated, collaborative engineers who love solving hard problems and creating amazing technology!Hands on electrical experience from internships or engineering clubs such as FSAE, Baja SAE, solar car, rocket club, robotics club, or similarWell-versed in electrical engineering fundamentals and comfortable taking a first-principles approach to solving problemsCurrently enrolled in a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or computer engineering from an ABET accredited university or collegeExperience with sensors, embedded microcontroller design and firmware, and FPGA hardware and software developmentAdvanced degree (Master's, PhD) in electrical engineeringFamiliarity with industrial automation technologies, robotics, spacecraft avionics, or similar high-performance electromechanical systemExperience with high-speed data acquisition systems, high-accuracy motion systems, high-speed scanning systems, or similar camera/telemetry-based control systemsComfortable working in fast-paced, ambiguous environments and iterating quickly (comfortable building the plane as we fly it)Strong communicator who collaborates across disciplines and proactively seeks support when neededWilling to take ownership of tasks big and small, with a hands-on, problem-solving mindsetStrong work ethic with a refuse-to-fail mindsetDemonstrated indicators of excellence and/or achieving success against adversity (i.e. top academic performance, leadership in engineering clubs, first-generation college student, or other examples of resilience and achievement)