Job Description

THIS IS A POSTING FOR STUDENTS AVAILABLE TO BEGIN WORKING IN THE SPRING OR SUMMER SEMESTERS IN 2022, FOR A MINIMUM OF 2 CONSECUTIVE SEMESTERS. 

STUDENTS APPLYING TO THE POSITION SHOULD BE AVAILABLE TO WORK A WEEKLY SCHEDULE OF MINIMUM 16 HOURS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR. FULL-TIME CO-OP SCHEDULE IS ALSO AVAILABLE.  SOME WORK MAY BE PERFORMED REMOTELY, BUT ONSITE LAB WORK WILL BE THE FOCUS; THIS POSITION IS ONLY OPEN TO LOCAL CANDIDATES OR THOSE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.  OUR FACILITY FOLLOWS ALL COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOL, INCLUDING MASK USAGE AND SOCIAL DISTANCING.

Engineering interns and co-ops with Electro-Voice are provided the opportunity to be a valuable part of the loudspeaker engineering team. Interns and co-ops work with engineers throughout the entire process of research and development activities to bring new loudspeaker products to market. Electro-acoustics is an interdisciplinary field that requires a broad and adaptable skillset. Intern and co-op candidates are not expected to have a deep understanding of electro-acoustics, but will be expected to demonstrate and apply the knowledge gained from their chosen field of engineering. Common job duties for interns and co-ops include:

LAB WORK:

·         Constructing prototype loudspeaker systems

·         Acoustical, electrical, mechanical, and material testing and measurements

·         Design and build new test systems (hardware, software, uC’s, DAQ, etc. )

·         Test system maintenance and repair (Soldering, wiring, mechanical repairs)

ANALYTICAL WORK:

·         Acoustic, mechanical, and electro-magnetic simulation

·         Test data analysis and trouble shooting

·         CAD

·         Assist with general product development and industrialization activities

·         Electro-acoustic engineering research

·         Research and review international standards and validation methods

Qualifications

REQUIRED:

• Currently seeking a degree in any of the following engineering disciplines: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Acoustics/Acoustical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Physics, material science, industrial engineering
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Good attention to detail
• Good interpersonal skills
• Organizational skills
• Troubleshooting experience

PREFERRED KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE

• General electrical knowledge and ability (soldering wiring, AC circuits, electro-magnetics)
• FEA simulation (COMSOL, ANSYS, SOLIDWORKS)
• MATLAB, Simulink, Labview
• Experience setting up and operating audio equipment and/or sound reinforcement systems, preferably for live events
• General mechanical knowledge and ability (fasteners, hand tools, power tools, etc.)
• Woodworking (cabinet construction)
• Programming (MATLAB, embedded/microcontrollers)
• Signal processing (analog and digital filters, Fourier analysis, frequency and time domain signal analysis)
• Thermal sciences (heat transfer, fluid dynamics)
• Students with a passion for audio, music, or sound engineering are greatly preferred.          
• Electro-acoustics system engineering combining electro-magnetic, mechanical and acoustical components.

Additional Information

By choice, we are committed to a diverse workforce - EOE/Protected Veteran/Disabled

BOSCH is a proud supporter of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) Initiatives

FIRST Robotics (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology)

AWIM (A World In Motion)