HealthTech Lab Intern: Prototyping, Testing & Debugging

Philips; New Kensington (Westmoreland County); On-site; USD 36,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Philips in New Kensington, PA, is offering a paid internship for undergraduate engineering students to gain hands-on experience in health technology. You will support investigation activities, perform routine operations on prototype systems, and assist in troubleshooting production issues under supervision.

Strong communication, documentation, and math/engineering calculations are required. Onsite presence is expected.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate engineering student pursuing Biomedical, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• Solid MS Office skills and basic computing.
• Strong communication and presentation skills for reporting project status.
• Detail oriented documentation skills.
• Passion for learning.

Responsibilities

• Supporting investigation activities including test, checkout, modification, fabrication, and assembly of prototype systems, experimental design circuitry, or specialized test equipment.
• Performing routine operations under supervision using standard and complex equipment.
• Making technical calculations involving engineering/mathematical formulas and creating schematic drawings.
• Assisting in troubleshooting and remediation of equipment production failures.
• Recording test procedures and results, performing routine analyses and calculations, and recommending changes in equipment or test methods.

Skills

MS Office Suite

Communication & presentation

Documentation skills

Learning mindset

Education

Undergraduate Engineering student (Biomedical / Electrical / Mechanical)

Job description

Philips in New Kensington, PA, is offering a paid internship for undergraduate engineering students to gain hands-on experience in health technology. You will support investigation activities, perform routine operations on prototype systems, and assist in troubleshooting production issues under supervision.

Strong communication, documentation, and math/engineering calculations are required. Onsite presence is expected.