Mechatronics Intern — Powertrain & Vehicle Systems

Daimler Truck North America; Gaffney (SC); On-site; USD 29,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Transportation stipend

Resume reviews/mock interviews

Professional development events

Company social events

Job summary

Daimler Truck North America is seeking a summer intern for the DTSV Mechatronics Engineering Powertrain Integration team in Gaffney, SC. You will support electrical and software systems, work with controllers, and assist in software testing, diagnostics, and wiring diagram updates.

You will collaborate with engineers across disciplines, learn about vehicle integration, and gain experience with industry tools while contributing to the development of advanced truck systems.

Qualifications

• Must be currently enrolled in a bachelor’s program or higher or have recently graduated within 1 year of start date (May/June).
• Pursuing Electrical, Mechatronics, or Computer Engineering required.
• Familiarity with vehicle networks (CAN & Automotive Ethernet) and vehicle diagnostic protocols.
• Understanding of software development and/or software testing.

Responsibilities

• Manage Engine Controller parameters with feature owners.
• Update/maintain vehicle wiring diagrams for powertrain interface.
• Develop and maintain test cases to evaluate software releases.
• Use CANalyzer, DiagnosticLink, VEPS and related tools for parameter development.

Skills

Team collaboration

Communication (oral & written)

Creative mindset

Adaptability

Interest in Automotive/Truck tech

Education

Bachelor’s or higher in Electrical, Mechatronics, or Computer Engineering (pursuing)

Tools

CANalyzer

DiagnosticLink

VEPS

CEEA tools

Job description

Daimler Truck North America is seeking a summer intern for the DTSV Mechatronics Engineering Powertrain Integration team in Gaffney, SC. You will support electrical and software systems, work with controllers, and assist in software testing, diagnostics, and wiring diagram updates.

You will collaborate with engineers across disciplines, learn about vehicle integration, and gain experience with industry tools while contributing to the development of advanced truck systems.