Electrical Controls Engineer Intern; Summer
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Charter Manufacturing is a fourth-generation family-owned business where our will to grow drives us to do it better. Join the team and become part of our family!
Charter Wire is a leading Tier 1 supplier and manufacturer of Engineered Shaped Wire, Cold Finished Bar, and Cold-Headed and Stamped Components to various industries, including Automotive, Agriculture, Construction, Consumer, Industrial and Oil & Gas. Charter Wire is a member of the Charter Manufacturing family of companies.
About the Electrical Controls Engineer Internship:
Gain hands-on experience in electrical controls troubleshooting, sensors, and automation systems while developing technical skills in AutoCAD Electrical, Ignition (Python, SQL, Java), and Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 and Logix 5000.
Program Structure:
- Schedule:
full-time (40 hours/week) during the summer - Location:
Milwaukee, WI - Start Date:
May 2027 - Duration:
Summer internship
- Enrollment in a four-year degree program in Electrical Engineering, Controls Systems Engineering or a related field with current status of at least a Sophomore level
- Cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher
- Proficient in Microsoft Office software:
Excel, Word, and Power Point - Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Strong interpersonal and relationship building skills
- Ability to succeed in a team environment
- Ability to handle multiple tasks
- Training in PLC languages
- Experience with AutoCAD, Microsoft SQL, Wonderware In Touch
- Troubleshoot electrical controls, sensors, and automation systems on the production floor
- Support real-time data deployment using Ignition, Python, SQL, and Java
- Update electrical drawings and wiring diagrams using AutoCAD Electrical
- Troubleshoot and improve control systems using Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 and Logix 5000
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Internship positions are not benefits-eligible.
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