Description
As a College Intern - New Product Introduction Engineering (NPI IT Control Systems) at HP, you will assist vendors in setting up facilities and GRE for prototype setup, support machinery landing, and help with machinery installation, assembly system debugging, and commissioning.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Assisting vendors with facility setup and GRE for prototype setup
- Supporting vendors with machinery landing
- Helping with machinery installation, assembly system debugging, and commissioning
- Working with suppliers to develop mechanical fixtures/jigs design, tooling modification/customization, installation, and testing
- Developing tooling modification/customization and mechanical design improvements
- Assisting NPI Engineers with process characterization, gage R&R, and NPI experiments
- Helping NPI Engineers with buyoff FAT/SAT
- Performing periodic maintenance and calibration of online and offline tooling/gages
- Auditing tooling maintenance and calibration
- Operating and working with machinery for prototype build runs
- Engaging and assisting NPI Engineers on experimental builds, innovating and engineering new processes, and new manufacturing technologies
- Managing spare parts
- Maintaining a master list of OS version information, antivirus version, IP, backup, and other details for all PCs deployed in the prototype environment
- Having knowledge of backup and storage systems to perform regular backup jobs, verify backup integrity, and data recovery on various platforms
To succeed in this role, you should:
- Be currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical/Software Engineering or Computer Science
- Be able to commit to a 5-6 month full-time internship starting in January 2027
- Have the ability to apply engineering fundamentals and concepts
- Possess skills in failure analysis and characterization, data analysis, and statistical process control
- Be able to design components/subsystems using CAD and integrate new designs into existing processes
- Have experience with generating test plans, providing short-loop test methods and tools for risk assessment
- Be a team player with excellent communication and collaboration skills
- Have a growth mindset
- Possess knowledge of operating systems such as MS Windows/Office environment
- Have knowledge of backup and storage systems
- Be competent in a factory automation environment, including debugging and troubleshooting Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and other factory automation hardware/software
- Have proficiency in Allen Bradley PLC ladder programming knowledge
- Have basic experience in configuring IT network infrastructure to support daily operations
- Have a basic understanding of security configuration, antivirus working mechanisms, and machine vision software and hardware
- Knowledge of Python programming, C#, VB.net is a plus