Jobs for People with MS: National MS Society

Job Description Summary

We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic engineering student for a yearlong internship. This internship will provide you with valuable hands-on experience in the component engineering supply chains. You will work alongside experienced engineers on real-world projects, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the electronics engineering lifecycle.

Job Description

The Role

We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic engineering student for a yearlong internship. This internship will provide you with valuable hands-on experience in the component engineering supply chains. You will work alongside experienced engineers on real-world projects, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the electronics engineering lifecycle.

Responsibilities:

• Assist engineers with various tasks related to component engineering supply chains.

• Analysis Grid Automation (PAC+MD+CIC) products for single source and critical components.

• PLM export of E-BOM according to generic analysis template form.

• Data analysis of component lists.

• Identification of alternative components.

• Identification of lifecycle, EOL, where manufactured.

• Document your work accurately and clearly, following engineering standards.

• Attend departmental meetings and participate in discussions as appropriate.

Qualifications:

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in electronics engineering or a related field.

• Strong understanding of electronic components.

• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

• A keen interest in electronics and a desire to learn.

Benefits:

• Gain valuable hands-on experience in a professional engineering environment.

• Work on real-world projects and contribute to the development of innovative products.

• Learn from experienced engineers and mentors.

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No