Embedded Engineering Intern

About the role

An embedded engineering internship is open for someone who designs production-grade circuits, programs microcontrollers and develops edge-processing hardware for IoT and smart workspace solutions. The intern works hands-on with PCB design tools, embedded communication protocols and physical hardware prototyping.

Key responsibilities

• Design production-grade PCBs using KiCad and run circuit simulations with Proteus before manufacturing.
• Program microcontrollers and single-board computers such as Raspberry Pi for real-time edge processing and device control.
• Implement low-level hardware communication protocols including RS485, ZigBee, MQTT, SPI, I2C and UART.
• Prepare design and manufacturing files (GERBER, BOM, Pick and Place) for fabrication and help with hardware assembly, testing and power management optimization.

Required profile

• Educational background in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Embedded Systems.
• Solid understanding of hardware prototyping, power management and noise reduction on production-grade PCBs.

Required skills

• Hands-on experience with PCB design tools (KiCad) and circuit simulation software (Proteus).
• C/C++ microcontroller programming and familiarity with embedded interfaces (RS485, ZigBee, MQTT, SPI, I2C, UART).

Applications must be submitted through the CM IT Internship Program portal.