What your day-to-day will look like:

• Verify and document that the components involved in the system meets the applicable requirements in terms of EMC, Safety, Environmental and homologation.
• Assemble components and parts by examining connections for correct fit, while meeting production goals in accordance with the growing demand.
• Perform prototyping and verification for new electronic and mechanical designs; create comparative reports summarizing performance.
• Support the standardization process of DFM/A (Design for Manufacturing and Assembly) by performing authentications, and ensuring compliance with exceptional quality standards.
• Collaborate with contract manufacturers and suppliers in matters regarding material specifications, production, and resolution of quality issues.
• Work closely with internal and external cross-functional engineering teams including mechanical, software, and firmware, in North America and overseas to support the development of the complete solution.
• Prepare complete documentation on manufacturing methods, including design specifications, observations, product issues, diagnoses, and action steps; and submit weekly reports summarizing product performance, along with notes for upgrades and troubleshooting guides.
• Stay up to date with the most recent technological advancements in power, data, and instrumentation techniques to apply to future product developments.

You will thrive if you:

• Have a strong interest in hardware design and product development as demonstrated through personal projects and extracurricular activities.
• Are entrepreneurial and thrive in the fast-paced environment of a rapidly-growing company. This includes being able to transform product sketches into working technology, as well as working in an environment with a very short technical backlog.
• Are resourceful and self-sufficient when it comes to execution. You can identify, prioritize, solve issues, and make things happen. You do not wait for help or permission.
• Are a builder, who gets excited about building products that no one has ever built before, and you are comfortable to fail quickly, learn, and iterate along the way.
• Have experience solving open-ended problems.
• Have a strong business sense. You can foresee potential issues and solve them proactively.
• Possess a strong interest in commercializing clean technologies and a strong sense of purpose towards achieving climate decarbonization goals.

Requirements:

• Solid understanding of analog circuitry, SMPS, ADCs/DACs, microprocessors, FPGAs & DSPs.
• Experience with PCB schematics and microelectronic device datasheets.
• Experience with CAD software and 3D modeling.
• Hands-on experience in dealing with electronics and mechanical components.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills and ability to document work.
• Pursuing a degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Systems and/or a degree in Engineering Technology, or a similar field

Locations

Toronto

Employment type

Internship