About the role#
As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you will design, develop, modify, and evaluate components for electronic devices. You will work on real-world projects involving the transmission, storage, and manipulation of electricity. This role involves defining design approaches, technical specifications, and project schedules for hardware devices.
What you'll do#
- Create and execute designs and verification plans for product features.
- Develop and run test plans or infrastructure, including automated testing solutions.
- Follow project schedules to deliver hardware engineering tasks.
- Write detailed reports and functional specifications based on product audits.
- Perform hands-on testing and troubleshooting of systems using standard test equipment.
- Take measurements, compile data, and provide technical recommendations.
- Collaborate with team members across multiple disciplines.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in a Bachelor's degree program for Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
- At least one semester or quarter of school remaining after the internship ends.
- Preference for candidates who have completed at least one electrical engineering project through school or a previous internship.
Location & details#
- This position is based on-site in Redmond, Washington.
- The role is full-time and paid.
- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
About Microsoft
Microsoft is a public company based in Redmond, Washington. It develops software, hardware, and cloud computing services. The company operates in 190 countries and employs approximately 233,210 people. Its products include operating systems, developer tools, and business software.
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