What are the responsibilities and job description for the Software Engineering Intern (summer) position at JW Speaker?
J.W. Speaker strives to be the best in everything that we do - that's why we focus on hiring the best and brightest, and our interns are no exception! Every year we offer current students the opportunity for personal and professional development through our hands on part time and summer internship programs.
As an intern at J.W. Speaker, you will be immersed in our fast-paced and state of the art environment from day one. You will gain valuable insight working on real world projects to make a tangible impact on the business all while experiencing J.W. Speaker's dynamic culture.
J.W. Speaker interns have the chance to engage in a lot more than just work -
- Mentorship opportunities
- Networking opportunities throughout the organization including exposure to senior leadership
- Giving back to the community through our annual Intern Volunteer Day
- Chance to collaborate and connect with other interns across the organization including social events
- A fun and fast-paced culture with an emphasis on learning and development
- Flexible work schedule with your school schedule and collegiate sports team schedule
- Opportunity for a full time job offer at the end of your internship
- Casual/informal dress environment
- Paid internships
We're hiring driven students looking to be challenged to push the limits on a daily basis while having fun along the way!
Responsibilities
As a software engineer at J.W. Speaker, you'll be working side by side with our experienced engineering team. Expect to tackle programming problems dealing with embedded systems and firmware, including helping write code for our new products. You'll have the opportunity to work on lights that are changing the industry!
Qualifications
- Must be working towards a software engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or electrical engineering degree at an accredited college or university
- Junior/Senior standing preferred
- Basic understanding of embedded systems, microcontrollers (MCUs) and microelectronics
- Knowledge of "C" programming language
- Able to understand electrical schematics
- Familiarity with electronic equipment such as DC power supplies, multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc.
Hiring Process
The Campus Recruiting team reviews resumes on a rolling basis. The internship hiring process consists of two interviews. Typically, the first interview is conducted at your college or university campus or over the phone. The second interview is at the J.W. Speaker corporate headquarters in Germantown, WI. All candidates will be notified of hiring decisions via e-mail or phone and validated with a formal offer letter.
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