ITW
Electrical Engineer Internship- Summer 2025
ITW, Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States,
Job Description
This internship will be based out of ITW's business unit, Buehler in Lake Bluff, IL. Buehler falls within ITW's Test and Measurement Segment. To learn more about our brand, please visit . This internship will require an onsite presence but has the flexibility to work from home some days.
Collaborate with the Engineering team to select electrical components and design electrical systems for new products based on customer needs.
Create test procedures, conduct product testing, analyze results, and recommend design changes for electrical systems on new and existing products.
Participate in product design risk assessments & incorporate findings to define, understand, and minimize potential risk to products and customers.
Support the development of quality, manufacturing, and supplier inspection and verification procedures.
Update and revise engineering drawings to implement design changes to production through Engineering Change Notice process.
Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical failures with engineering supervision.
This internship will be based out of ITW's business unit, Buehler in Lake Bluff, IL. Buehler falls within ITW's Test and Measurement Segment. To learn more about our brand, please visit . This internship will require an onsite presence but has the flexibility to work from home some days.
Collaborate with the Engineering team to select electrical components and design electrical systems for new products based on customer needs.
Create test procedures, conduct product testing, analyze results, and recommend design changes for electrical systems on new and existing products.
Participate in product design risk assessments & incorporate findings to define, understand, and minimize potential risk to products and customers.
Support the development of quality, manufacturing, and supplier inspection and verification procedures.
Update and revise engineering drawings to implement design changes to production through Engineering Change Notice process.
Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical failures with engineering supervision.