Hardware Engineering Intern - Hybrid HPC Lab

Hewlett Packard Enterprise; Wisconsin; Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is seeking a Hardware Engineering Intern to join a diverse electronics team. The role is hybrid, with an average of two days per week in an HPE office, and focuses on design, validation, and support of high performance computing boards and systems.

You will work with senior engineers to bring up and debug PCAs, document issues, and participate in system analysis in a lab environment, gaining hands-on hardware experience during university breaks or part-time terms.

Qualifications

• Education includes high school degree and ongoing university studies in a technical field.
• Course work in digital and/or analog circuit design is desired.
• Experience with electrical lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, power supplies, load tools, multimeters is desirable.
• Intern role designed for university students pursuing a technical degree during breaks.

Responsibilities

• Design and/or validate PCAs based on system and board design requirements.
• Bring-up, debug, and validate PCAs in an engineering test lab environment.
• Track and document issue discovery, investigation plans/results, issue resolution, and closure in issue tracking databases.
• Work independently and/or participate in task teams addressing complex system/problem analysis.

Skills

Circuit design knowledge

Lab instrumentation

Team collaboration

Education

High School Degree

Third-year university in a technical field

Digital/Analog circuit coursework

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Power supplies

Multimeters

Job description

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is seeking a Hardware Engineering Intern to join a diverse electronics team. The role is hybrid, with an average of two days per week in an HPE office, and focuses on design, validation, and support of high performance computing boards and systems.

You will work with senior engineers to bring up and debug PCAs, document issues, and participate in system analysis in a lab environment, gaining hands-on hardware experience during university breaks or part-time terms.