Co-op Research Student-1

Completes a comprehensive learning experience while receiving continued career development and enrichment in association with an academic program. The electronics shop co-op position requires that the candidate be enrolled in an Engineering/Engineering Technology Program. During a typical co-op period, the candidate's time is divided across PCB assembly and testing, CAD drawings/PCB layout, Cable or wiring harness manufacturing, PCB debug, and Chassis (mechanical) machining.

Responsibilities

Completes a comprehensive learning experience while receiving continued career development and enrichment in association with an academic program; During a typical co-op period, the candidate's time is divided across PCB assembly and testing, CAD drawings/PCB layout, Cable or wiring harness manufacturing, PCB debug, and Chassis (mechanical) machining; Applies theories learned in a classroom setting to real world, professional situations; Observes and performs a diverse array of assigned tasks, activities, and projects under guidance from one or more professional mentors; Practices the utilization of specialized instrumentation, equipment, software, and other technologies; Maintains a clean, orderly, and safe work environment and reports any concerns to supervisor and/or co-op facilitator; Participates in seminars or workshops designed to develop professional and scientific skills; Attends and contributes to departmental and/or team meetings; Establishes and maintains effective relationships with team members and professionals in the designed field of work; Other duties as assigned

Requirements

Enrollment in an Engineering/Engineering Technology Program; Enrollment in an academic program that allows academic credit for working; Or equivalent combination of education and experience

Nice to have

Knowledgeable in the design of circuit boards, circuit board assembly, wiring, and oscilloscope use preferred

Benefits

Continued career development and enrichment