Electronics PCB Design Co-op (Altium & EMC)

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

Job summary

MSA Safety is seeking a focused co-op in Electrical Engineering Technology to support PCB design and testing. You will read schematics, design PCBs, and generate Gerber data while collaborating with the engineering team on multi-layer concepts.

The role emphasizes hands-on layout work, testing and documentation of electrical and EMC performance, with an opportunity to participate in prototype development and component rework.

Qualifications

• Pursuing an ABET-accredited Associates or Bachelors in Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronics, or related engineering discipline.
• Must have completed at least one sophomore year before starting the co-op.

Responsibilities

• Completes schematic capture and net list generation for electrical designs using Altium Design.
• Develops PCB layout for complex multi-layer designs including rigid flex.
• Generates PCB Gerber files and coordinates with fabrication.
• Executes PCB development for prototype and proof-of-concept.
• Performs surface mount component rework and replacements as needed.
• Runs and documents electrical and EMC tests.

Skills

Read schematics

Circuit design basics

SPI/UART/I2C protocols

Interpersonal skills

Creative problem solving

MS Office proficiency

Organizational skills

Written and verbal communication

Education

ABET-accredited program

Associates or Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering Technology / Electronics or related engineering

Tools

Altium Designer

Job description

MSA Safety is seeking a focused co-op in Electrical Engineering Technology to support PCB design and testing. You will read schematics, design PCBs, and generate Gerber data while collaborating with the engineering team on multi-layer concepts.

The role emphasizes hands-on layout work, testing and documentation of electrical and EMC performance, with an opportunity to participate in prototype development and component rework.