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Electrical Engineer Intern (EE, RF, FPGA disciplines) - Phoenix Site
Acron Aviation · Avionics - Surveillance
- Hours
- Intern FT | INTF
- Where
- Phoenix, AZ
- Posted
- Sep 14
Acron Aviation is seeking motivated and innovative Electrical Engineering interns to join our engineering teams in Phoenix, Arizona.
This full-time, onsite internship is anticipated to run May through August and provides an opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in a professional engineering environment. Interns will contribute to the design, development, testing, integration, and support of aviation products and technologies.
Depending on the assigned location, team, and product line, interns may gain experience across electrical engineering disciplines such as analog, digital, power, radio frequency, high-speed circuitry, embedded systems, firmware, programmable logic, circuit card assemblies, and supporting cables or interfaces.
You will work alongside experienced engineers and collaborate with cross-functional teams while developing your technical, analytical, and professional s…
What you'd do
- Work under the guidance of experienced electrical, hardware, firmware, and RF engineers.
- Support the development, analysis, and review of electrical and electronic designs for aerospace and avionics applications.
- Assist with circuit card design activities, including requirements development, schematic capture, simulation, design review, and hardware integration.
- Support analog, digital, power, RF, microwave, and multifunction circuit designs based on project needs.
- Contribute to programmable logic and FPGA development activities, which may include firmware requirements, RTL coding using VHDL or Verilog, simulation, synthesis, timing analysis, and implementation.
- Assist with the development of simulation testbenches, verification procedures, board-level test procedures, and test scripts.
- Execute engineering tests using laboratory equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers, vector network analyzers, signal generators, power meters, and power supplies.
- Collect, analyze, and summarize measurement data, test results, anomalies, and supporting technical evidence.
- Support hardware and FPGA bring-up, integration, troubleshooting, debugging, regression testing, and failure-reproduction activities.
- Participate in hardware, firmware, and software integration testing under engineering guidance.
What they want
- Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
- Analog or digital circuit design
- Electronic hardware development
- Digital logic or programmable logic
- RF, microwave, electromagnetics, or communication systems
- Embedded systems or computer architecture
- Basic understanding of the engineering development lifecycle, including requirements, design, implementation, integration, testing, verification, and documentation.
- Ability to follow detailed technical procedures and work safely with laboratory equipment.
- Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.