Electronics Engineering Internship

Role Overview: You will be responsible for designing electronic hardware, focusing on architecture, circuit design, and PCB layouts using KiCad. Your main tasks will include designing and refining PCB layouts with DFT and DFM principles, testing and debugging hardware, designing RF communication systems, documenting design changes and testing procedures, managing BOMs, implementing protocols like SPI, I2C, I2S, and UART, leading on-site hardware installations and testing, building vendor relationships, contributing to product design, and collaborating with the team. Key Responsibilities: - Design electronic hardware with a focus on architecture, circuit design, and PCB layouts using KiCad - Design and refine PCB layouts with DFT and DFM principles, ensuring quality and functionality - Test and debug hardware using lab instruments, conduct bring-up sessions for GSM, LTE, and MCU PCBs - Design RF communication systems, integrating components as per specs, collaborate with firmware engineers during testing - Document design changes, testing procedures, and results, prepare clear, concise reports summarizing findings and modifications - Manage BOMs, ensure component availability, oversee procurement and vendor interactions for inventory maintenance - Implement protocols like SPI, I2C, I2S, and UART, integrate IoT technologies and sensors for connectivity and compatibility - Lead on-site hardware installations and testing, ensure system integration and troubleshooting during site visits - Build vendor relationships for component sourcing, track and manage inventory, ensure accuracy and availability - Contribute to product design, make improvements during development, participate in meetings, provide insights based on design experience - Document tasks and report progress clearly, work with the team to solve problems, promote an efficient work environment Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field - Proficiency in designing electronic hardware, PCB layouts, and RF communication systems - Experience with testing and debugging hardware using lab instruments - Knowledge of protocols like SPI, I2C, I2S, and UART - Familiarity with IoT technologies and sensors for connectivity - Strong communication and collaboration skills - Ability to work independently and as part of a team (Note: The additional details about the company have been omitted as they are not related to the job description provided),