Electrical Engineer Intern

Brunswick Boat Group Technology Center (BBGTC) is looking to hire an Electrical Engineer Intern to support the development activities associated with research and development at our facility in Edgewater, Florida. Students will be provided with a hands-on learning experience giving an accurate view into the field of electrical engineering. You will apply your classroom techniques and theories to real world engineering projects. This internship will be a full-time commitment from May to August 2027.

Responsibilities

Assist Engineers in the development and execution of new product ideas into technically innovative manufacturable products; Help Engineers complete tasks to support target schedules and maintain awareness of the entire project schedule; Assist Engineers in developing electrical components, electrical panels, wiring harnesses and electrical systems within established cost targets; Develop and create new product ideas in the form of 2D drawings and 3D solid or surface models; Communicate and consult with equipment and component suppliers during design and to resolve technical issues; Perform technical evaluations, testing and generate reports if needed; Provide integration, issues resolution and troubleshooting support to manufacturing; Generate documentation to support manufacturing including but not limited to construction drawings and process work instructions; Generate systems related engineering changes (ECNs); Support manufacturing and customer service on issues resolution as needed; 3D modeling of electrical harness routings and creation of 2D harness specifications on new and current Boston Whaler, Sea Ray or Navan boat brands; Generating engineering changes (ECNs) to release into production new or improved electrical components, electrical panels, wiring harnesses and/or electrical systems changes; Install, test and troubleshoot AC/DC electrical circuits, components or systems to ensure proper operation as needed

Requirements

Computer Aided Design experience; Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States immediately, without the need for sponsorship, now or in the future; Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related discipline required

Nice to have

Siemens NX, SolidWorks, Catia or Pro E; 3-D modeling skills; Boating, fishing and/or marine industry knowledge; A minimum of two years completed in a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related discipline; US Coast Guard safe boating course; Boat handling experience; Boating, fishing and/or marine industry experience; Good interpersonal skills

Benefits

Competitive 401(k) plan with company match; health benefits; paid time off; robust Wellness Program; Learning Opportunities; Feedback and Performance Reviews; Relocation