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About This Opportunity
To provide support in managing the component database, creation of new part numbers, REACH and RoHS component compliance and part obsolescence analysis along with supporting hardware design in researching, identifying alternate component solutions and as required testing alternate solutions.
Key Accountabilities
In this position, you will be able to see the processes utilized when developing products in an engineering environment, which will vastly improve your understanding of key component characteristics and their application in electrical designs. Your technical and database development skills will help us reduce the number of technical issues raised by our contract manufacturers and improve communication flow.
Alternate/multi-source Electrical, Electronic, Electromechanical (EEE) & mechanical components
Standardization of components and maintenance of the component database (AMPL) in SAP and Windchill
Work in conjunction with Industrialization, Localization, Procurement, Suppliers and Subcontractors to identify and resolve EOL (end-of-life) issues and for new/alternate components
Prepare complete component specifications for all component families
Streamline information transfer to our contract manufacturers
Work with Product HSE team to ensure compliance
Key Requirements
The successful candidate should be working toward an Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics, Engineering Science, or Engineering Physics degree.
Completion of the third year of an undergraduate degree
Co-op student available for a 16-month term, with at least one additional quarter or semester of coursework remaining after the completion of the internship.
Strong written and oral communication skills and familiarity with a project-based work environment.
Knowledge of key electrical/electronic component characteristics (e.g., transistors, resistors, capacitors, Zener diodes, rectifier diodes, digital logic, LEDs, etc.).
Understanding of mechanical component specifications and drawings.
