Offer summary

Qualifications:

BS/MS degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering, or related work experience., Prior experience with circuit design, PCB verification, and/or testing is required., Familiarity with PCB and/or EDA design tools such as Altium, KiCAD, or Eagle CAD is essential., Strong written and verbal communication skills are necessary..

Key responsibilities:

Design new components, schematics, and fully manufactured PCB designs.

Build documentation and test new features for Schematic and PCB editors.

Interact with community power users to share knowledge and report bugs.

Contribute to discussions on product performance and develop training materials.

Job description

About the Role

We are excited to welcome a few Hardware Engineering Interns in Fall 2024 to take Flux to the next level. We worked hard and built an all remote team with a great culture; join us and work from wherever you desire!

What's Flux? Check out this video of How to build an RP2040 with AI.

We're looking for a few ambitious Hardware Engineers to join us virtually for ~12 weeks in the Fall/Winter '24 timeframe (we're flexible on dates). Our current user community includes professional EE's, small and large companies, hobbyists, and students (including FSAE teams).

You’ll work on a variety of tasks designing new projects for our community library, providing product feedback to our team of Designers and Engineers, writing technical documentation, and more! At Flux, interns are given real deliverables that impact our ability to ship new features to our collaborative HW design platform. You will contribute to our success and have forkable content and your own custom PCB's to show for it at the end of the internship!

What you might work on:

Design new components, schematics, shields, and fully manufactured PCB designs in Flux!
Build robust documentation and test new features around our Schematic and PCB editors, AI Copilot, and Simulator
Interact with power users within our community to share knowledge, report bugs, and triage accordingly
Contribute to conversations around product performance, functionality, and upcoming features
Develop content, videos/Reels, or training materials to evangelize core features of Flux

You might be a good fit if you have:

BS/MS degree in EE or Computer Eng or related work experience
Prior work or intern experience with circuit design, PCB verification and/or testing is required
Experience with any of the following PCB and/or EDA design tools: Altium, KiCAD, Eagle CAD, OrCAD, EasyEDA, or similar
Self-starter with strong written and verbal communication skills
Built something in Flux that you are proud to talk about with our team!

Today our teammates at Flux:

Autonomously figure out the solutions to their challenges
Put themselves in the shoes of our users to craft a great experience
Value clear, frequent communication
Are naturally curious and lifelong learners
Are supportive of each other and mentor each other - especially when teammates are faced with new challenges
Are accountable to each other
Are experts in their field and uphold best practices in documentation