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Bose Technical Intern/Co-op, Global R&D Consumer Systems Engineering & Architecture Group in Framingham, Massachusetts
You know the moment. It’s the first notes of that song you love, the intro to your favorite movie, or simply the sound of someone you love saying “hello.” It’s in these moments that sound matters most.
At Bose, we believe sound is the most powerful force on earth. We’ve dedicated ourselves to improving it for nearly 60 years. And we’re passionate down to our bones about making whatever you’re listening to a little more magical.
The engineering team at Bose is a thriving, passionate, deeply skilled team of professionals from a broad range of disciplines and experiences, who share a common goal—to create products that provide transformative sound experiences.
Job Description
Bose Corporation is seeking a talented Intern/Co-op student engineer to join the Global R&D Consumer SE&A team. You’ll be a part of a passionate team with a history of creating embedded platforms that support the development of innovative headphones, speakers, and audio for video products. You will help to prototype and test embedded systems and associated tools/techniques that can have a lasting impact.
Various project opportunities are available ranging from developing power measurement techniques for small embedded systems, implementing a hardware in the loop testing approach using an FPGA combined with high-speed analog converters, and/or utilizing Matlab/Simulink to target audio processing DSP’s. We are looking for an intern/coop that has interest and skills that apply and/or map to one of the above projects.
A successful candidate can demonstrate solid engineering fundamentals, intellectual curiosity and a strong desire to learn and build.
Required Skills and Experience:
A firm grasp of engineering fundamentals The interest and ability to design, build and program prototype embedded systems A keen sense of curiosity and the desire to understand Using Matlab and IDE systems that target small micro-controllers, DSPs, or FPGAs. Basic electrical lab experience such as the use of oscilloscopes and other test equipment. Basic FW coding and/or FPGA targeting experience.
Education: Enrolled in a 4 or 5-year electrical engineering program
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