SharkNinja
Spring 2027: Electrical Engineering Co-op (January to June)
Needham, MA, United States · Internship · Posted Oct 8, 2026
- Education
- Current student in a related bachelor's, master’s, or PhD program, or graduated from such a program within the past year.
About the job
Supports the development, testing, debugging, and validation of electrical systems for next-generation consumer products.
What you'll do
- Assist with designing and testing analog and digital circuits, including embedded electronics and microprocessor-based platforms.
- Support board bring-up, troubleshooting, lab validation, and failure analysis for released products.
- Contribute to technical reviews, design documentation, test plans, and cross-functional product development.
What they ask for
- Current student in a related bachelor's, master’s, or PhD program, or graduated from such a program within the past year.
- Able to work full-time, 40 hours per week, onsite five days per week in Needham, Massachusetts.
- Strong understanding of Bipolar and CMOS technologies.
- Hands-on lab experience with test equipment such as oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, or SMUs.
Nice to have
- Experience with electrical design tools such as LTSpice; Altium familiarity is a plus.
- Prior consumer electronics or small-appliance projects or internships; product testing exposure and surface mount soldering are also bonuses.
Pay
$30/hr - $36/hr USD (hourly pay); $27 — $40 USD (hourly pay)
Tools
LTSpice, Altium, Microsoft 365, Visual Basic, Bipolar, CMOS
AI focus
The company describes an AI-native culture and expects employees to experiment with and adopt new tools; no specific AI duties are stated for this role.
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