Electrical Hardware Engineer Intern - Real Projects

TSI Incorporated; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Hands-on project experience

Industry exposure

Job summary

TSI Incorporated offers an Electrical/Hardware Engineering Summer Internship in Minnesota. You will work directly with seasoned engineers on real projects, gaining hands-on experience in circuit design, embedded systems, and test development.

You'll learn to use oscilloscope techniques, schematic capture tools, PCB layouts, and MCU development with NXP and ST-Micro devices. This role provides practical exposure to EMI, safety, and wireless compliance considerations.

Qualifications

• Pursuing an Electrical Engineering degree with coursework in circuits, signals, and hardware design.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a willingness to learn.
• Ability to work on real project tasks under supervision and guidance.

Responsibilities

• Work with engineers on tasks supporting new product development and sustaining engineering.
• Develop understanding of product sustaining and development environments and apply classroom skills.
• Engage with technology to develop test and measurement instruments across industries.
• Gain experience with tools used for electronic design, including simulation software and firmware work.
• Experience exposure to design for electromagnetic, safety, and wireless compliance considerations.

Skills

Embedded systems

Schematic capture

Circuit design

Education

Pursuing Electrical Engineering degree

Tools

Oscilloscope

Soldering techniques

PCB/layout tools

MCUs: NXP & ST-Micro

Job description

TSI Incorporated offers an Electrical/Hardware Engineering Summer Internship in Minnesota. You will work directly with seasoned engineers on real projects, gaining hands-on experience in circuit design, embedded systems, and test development.

You'll learn to use oscilloscope techniques, schematic capture tools, PCB layouts, and MCU development with NXP and ST-Micro devices. This role provides practical exposure to EMI, safety, and wireless compliance considerations.