Embedded Controls Intern
Listed on 2026-06-02
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Engineering
Embedded Software Engineer, Software Engineer
Job Description Position Overview
The Embedded Controls Intern will support the engineering team in the development, testing, and maintenance of embedded control systems used in plasma cutting equipment. This role is focused on assisting with software and controls‑related tasks that support product development and troubleshooting activities. The intern will work under the direct mentorship of David Hunter and will gain hands‑on experience in real‑world engineering applications.
Key Responsibilities- Assist with embedded software development and code organization
- Support debugging and troubleshooting of inverter control systems
- Develop and execute test scripts and validation activities
- Collect and organize test data for engineering analysis
- Maintain firmware and controls documentation
- Support controls integration activities (ex: Beckhoff systems)
- Provide hands‑on lab support for testing and troubleshooting
- Support ongoing development projects including A130 and inverter improvements
- Currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field
- Basic understanding of embedded systems and control logic
- Familiarity with programming concepts (C/C++, PLC, or similar)
- Comfortable working hands‑on in a lab environment
- Experience with embedded firmware or PLC‑based systems
- Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to work with tools
Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM, approximately 40 hours per week. This role is based on‑site in the engineering lab in West Lebanon, NH.
Pay Range$47,051.00-$54,089.00
ESAB is a world leader in the production of welding and cutting equipment and consumables. Our innovative, world‑renowned equipment and solutions are developed with input from our customers and built with the expertise and heritage of a global manufacturing leader.
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