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Internship Overview The TAIT Internship program is a fully immersive, experiential program. Interns are placed in a department based on their major and interests, but it is up to them to set goals and define their experience at TAIT. We take pride in pushing the boundaries of what's possible, and we're committed to nurturing emerging talent. We're excited to offer a unique and rewarding internship experience that goes beyond the typical coffee runs and photocopying tasks. We're looking for motivated and passionate individuals to join us on this journey of growth, learning, and achievement! Are you ready to roll up your sleeves, challenge yourself, and make a real impact? If so, you're the kind of intern we're looking for. At TAIT, we understand that internships are a two-way street. While you'll be gaining valuable experience, you'll also be contributing to our team and projects in meaningful ways. We encourage you to set your goals, develop your skills, and help shape your own experience. Position Details Position: Controls Engineering Intern Job Specifications: Controls Engineering Intern will be involved with project-based work and focus on specialized machinery, fabrications, and structures primarily for the entertainment technology industry. Controls Engineering Intern will draw on mainstream engineering principles and practices to create custom, innovative solutions. Location: West Lincoln Facility in Lititz, PA Duration: 06/09/2025 - 08/15/2025 Compensation: $18/hr. Schedule: Interns are scheduled to work 40 hours per week on 1st shift dependent on projects and business needs Eligibility: This role is open to U.S. Residents only Intern Responsibilities
- Gain experience with automated systems and an understanding of how various disciplines (mechanical, controls, artistic, etc.) interact
- Assist Engineers in developing custom software, PLC logic, and HMIs for projects
- Documentation of system design, functionality, and safety.
- Testing systems to ensure correct performance and satisfy client requirements
- Perform hands-on troubleshooting to debug both software and electrical problems, checking logic, reading electrical schematics, and taking measurements as needed
- Currently pursuing a degree or equivalent in a related field:
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Graduating in between December 2024 - May 2026
- GPA: 2.8 or Above
- Creative problem-solver with proficiency in both theory and hands on skills.
- Enthusiasm for live entertainment or theme park applications
- Exposure or interest in the following are a plus:
- Beckhoff and Siemens control hardware and software
- TAIT Navigator software
- Tools for electrical fabrication and testing
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