FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Electromagnetic Design Engineer Intern/Co-Op position?
The primary focus of this position is to assist in motor design, motor building, and motor theory under the guidance of established electromagnetic engineers within the Motion Control engineering group.
What educational background is preferred for this internship/Co-Op role?
The ideal candidate should have studied motor development and possess a solid understanding of electric motor principles.
What specific tasks will the intern or Co-Op be responsible for?
The intern/Co-Op will be responsible for generating electromagnetic motor designs, supporting sample construction, and validating designs using lab test equipment.
Where is this internship/Co-Op position located?
This position is based in St. Louis, MO.
Will the intern work independently or collaboratively?
The intern will work under the direction of established electromagnetic engineers, suggesting a collaborative environment.
What skills or knowledge should a candidate have before applying for this position?
Candidates should have knowledge of electric motor principles and ideally some background in motor development and design.
Is prior experience in the field required for this internship/Co-Op?
Prior experience is not explicitly mentioned, but a fundamental understanding of motor development would be beneficial.
What type of testing equipment will the intern be using?
The intern will be validating designs using lab test equipment specific to electromagnetic and motor testing.
What is the typical duration of the internship/Co-Op?
The job description does not specify duration, but internships/Co-Ops typically range from a few months to a semester, depending on the program.
How can interested candidates apply for this internship/Co-Op position?
Interested candidates should check the company’s careers page or contact their HR department for application details.