Electronic Design Intern (Controls or Power Electronics)

Plug Into Your Career! Interested in electrifying vehicles? Dana TM4 develops and manufactures electric propulsion systems, including motors, traction inverters, and chargers. Our customers include the world's leading automotive manufacturers, and our products serve the commercial vehicle, passenger vehicle, sports and recreational vehicle markets, as well as the marine, rail, and mining sectors. We have also contributed to the development of key components used in Formula E race cars. With more than 535 experienced specialists worldwide, including over 190 engineers, Dana TM4 is proud to support its customers throughout the entire product development process, from the feasibility stage through to production. Are you self-motivated, dynamic, detail-oriented, a team player, and passionate about tackling challenges? Join Dana TM4. As an Electronic Design Engineering Intern within the Electronic Product Development group, you will be involved in all stages of the lifecycle of high-voltage inverters and chargers for traction systems, from architecture to production, including design and validation. You will play a frontline role in supporting various production lines, whether in Quebec, China, or India. You will work at the heart of a multidisciplinary team of experts and will be expected to demonstrate imagination and creativity to ensure the efficiency and quality of Dana TM4 traction systems. Job Duties and Responsibilities Design control electronics circuits (digital, analog, and microcontroller-based circuits) and/or power electronics circuits (DC/DC converters, DC/AC converters, magnetic components, and switching power supply circuits); Participate in the design of analog and digital printed circuit boards (PCBs), taking thermal constraints and signal integrity into consideration; Order prototype boards and perform laboratory testing; Supervise the work of technicians and assembly personnel when required; Test complete products on test benches (including motors); Contribute to the research and development of new technologies for electronic products. Education and Qualifications Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or an equivalent field; Skills Experience in electronic design is considered an asset; Interest in transportation electrification is considered an asset; Knowledge of Altium Designer is considered an asset; Demonstrated ability to document work effectively; Ability to work within multidisciplinary teams; Proactive and self-sufficient; Able to apply a critical perspective to both personal work and the work of others; Detail-oriented and committed to meeting deadlines; Proficiency in both French and English, spoken and written.