Electrical Engineer Intern, Power Electronics

Electrical Engineer Intern, Power Electronics

Location:

San Diego, CA, US, 92121 Business Unit:
Energy Conversion Solutions

About Us:

Join AMETEK Programmable Power, a leader in cutting-edge programmable power solutions and systems. We specialize in designing and delivering precision AC and DC programmable power supplies, electronic loads, power subsystems, and compliance test solutions. If you're ready to work at the forefront of differentiated power technologies, this is your opportunity to make an impact in a fast-paced, high-tech environment.

The Electrical Engineer Intern performs related duties in the development of AC and DC power conversion hardware and at the system and circuit level, during the product development cycle. This position is onsite in San Diego, CA. It is a year-round intern position with the expectation to work 20-28 hours during the school year with the opportunity to work full-time during breaks.

The focus for this assignment will be on a new design challenge – release new product family of AC or DC source. Projects/tasks include but are not limited to:

• End-of-Life (EOL) Product Transition Support marketing-driven initiatives to replace legacy products with next-generation Asterion DC (1U/2U) platforms.
• Assist in product evaluation, validation testing, and transition planning to ensure a smooth and seamless replacement process.
• New AC/DC Source Product Development Collaborate with senior engineers on the design and development of next-generation programmable AC/DC sources.
• ASPS New Product Development Work with senior engineers on the evaluation and troubleshooting of high-switching power modules.
• Asterion DC Product Extension Assist in the development of enhanced Asterion DC features, including disconnect functionality and polarity switching.

Junior or Senior year studying Electrical Engineering. Knowledge of design of analog and digital electronics, working experience a plus. Proficient in common engineering design tools, such as simulation software, mathematical analysis, schematic capture, MS Excel/Word, and database applications. Knowledge is desirable in the use of PC-based development tools and firmware (C, C++, Visual Basic) for microcontrollers, DSPs, and user interface (data communications, GUIs).

Good interpersonal skills, written and oral communication skills, and ability to work cooperatively in a team environment. Good organizational skills Ability to multitask effectively and meet deadlines. Previous internship experience is desirable. Must be able to commit min 20 to 28 hours per week during school year.

Intern pay range for students pursuing a Bachelor's degree: $26.00 - 30.00 per hour. Mentorship from experienced engineers. Exposure to real-world projects and cutting-edge technologies. Networking opportunities within the organization. On site manufacturing of products which will expose the intern to the following:
Understanding how components come together in real-world production Quality Control Manufacturing Workflow Document Control Supply Chain Awareness On site PCBA design and assembly. Schematic & PCB Layout Design. Solder Paste Printing. Pick-and-Place. Reflow Soldering. Through-Hole Assembly. Working with engineers, technicians, quality teams, sales, marketing, and shipping to meet production goals.