Intern - Electrical Engineer Power (Summer 2027)

North Atlantic Industries, Inc
Bohemia, New York, United StatesPosted Sep 14, 2026
Hardware / EngineeringSummer 2027

About the role

Description North Atlantic Industries is a leading provider of embedded electronic solutions, specializing in rugged embedded computing, power supplies and motion simulation and measurement technologies. Our products and services are used by the military, aerospace, and industrial markets, helping to advance technology and protect the free world.

NAI was proud to be recognized as a Top Workplace on Long Island by Newsday! Our culture is very collaborative. We have team building events, company picnics, special event day and employee game room. Please visit our website at www.naii.com/careers to see more about what makes us a unique place to work.

Summary

As the Intern – Electrical Engineer (Power), you will support the design, fabrication, testing, and evaluation of power-related electronic products and prototypes. You will gain hands-on engineering experience while contributing to product development and production support at NAI.

This Internship is for Summer 2027.

Requirements

Build and evaluate prototype circuitry under engineering guidance. Develop, review, modify, and validate C and assembly code for DSP controllers Test and debug electronic hardware to the component level. Develop test procedures and document engineering evaluations of products and requirements. Support investigation and resolution of design issues affecting production hardware. Create and maintain schematics using engineering design tools. Support programming, automated testing, and technical reporting activities for power-related products. Qualifications and Education Requirements Pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline. Demonstrate knowledge of electrical circuits, schematic capture, and power-supply fundamentals. Demonstrate proficiency with standard Windows and Microsoft Office applications. Communicate effectively and apply analytical problem-solving skills. Candidates must be a U.S. Person, defined as either a U.S. citizen or a law

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