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Advanced Energy · 3 months ago

Intern - Electronics Service

Fort Collins, CO

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$20/hr - $22/hr

Advanced Energy is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of highly engineered, precision power conversion solutions. They are seeking students pursuing an associate’s degree or certificate in Electronics Technology for part-time internships to learn how to perform repairs, test, and troubleshoot electronic equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform various mechanical assembly and repair operations on electronic components and sub-assemblies

Use Operational Method Sheets, Service Kits, drawings, schematics, and verbal/written Technician instructions to repair, modify, rework and re-assemble units

Use assembly equipment such as: torque drivers, soldering irons, hand tools, hydraulic presses, ovens, lifting systems and chemical baths

Determine and implement any additional non-break services that may be required during the repair process

Use test procedures, drawings, schematics, and verbal/written instructions to test and troubleshoot units

Work on assignments that are semi-routine in nature where the ability to recognize nonconformities is required

Communicate openly and effectively in a professional manner

Understand and follow all safety requirements

Understand and follow all International Standards Organization (ISO) practices and procedures

Maintain fixturing, performs calibration, preventive maintenance, and corrective maintenance

Perform the set-up, calibration, testing and troubleshooting of circuits, components, instruments, and mechanical assemblies

Document test results accurately

Model professional and positive work ethics

Consider the impact of quality on the customers when making decisions

Effectively work in a team environment

Qualification

Electronics TechnologyCircuit TestingTroubleshootingElectro-mechanical TestingCircuit AnalysisQuality FocusESD PracticesTeam CollaborationCommunication SkillsAdaptability

Required

Currently enrolled in a 2- or 4-year college program

Ability to recognize nonconformities

Ability to communicate openly and effectively in a professional manner

Understanding and following all safety requirements

Understanding and following all International Standards Organization (ISO) practices and procedures

Ability to maintain fixturing, perform calibration, preventive maintenance, and corrective maintenance

Ability to document test results accurately

Ability to model professional and positive work ethics

Consideration of the impact of quality on the customers when making decisions

Ability to effectively work in a team environment

Ability to perform various mechanical assembly and repair operations on electronic components and sub-assemblies

Ability to use Operational Method Sheets, Service Kits, drawings, schematics, and verbal/written Technician instructions to repair, modify, rework and re-assemble units

Ability to use assembly equipment such as: torque drivers, soldering irons, hand tools, hydraulic presses, ovens, lifting systems and chemical baths

Ability to determine and implement any additional non-break services that may be required during the repair process

Ability to use test procedures, drawings, schematics, and verbal/written instructions to test and troubleshoot units

Ability to work on assignments that are semi-routine in nature

Ability to stand 40%, walk 20%, sit 40%, carry 30lbs max, push 50lbs max, lift under 35lbs unassisted and over 35lbs with assistance