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LAYIQ - 2027 Summer Intern, Radar Hardware Development Engineer, ASD at General Motors

Support radar hardware development through requirements review, interface definition, design reviews, verification, validation, and issue tracking.
Assist with reviews of schematics, PCB layouts, RF front ends, antennas, signal chains, power, embedded compute, thermal behavior, diagnostics, and hardware interfaces.
Set up and execute bench, laboratory, environmental, simulation, and vehicle-integration tests using appropriate instrumentation and documented procedures.
Support hardware bring-up and troubleshooting by taking measurements, analyzing results, reproducing issues, and documenting root-cause findings.
Evaluate engineering data to assess hardware and sensor performance, identify trends, and support design or corrective-action decisions.
Assist with investigations involving signal integrity, power, thermal performance, electromagnetic compatibility, reliability, interfaces, and other hardware behaviors.
Collaborate with firmware, embedded software, mechanical, manufacturing, quality, supplier, and vehicle-integration teams to resolve issues and assess design maturity.
Contribute to technical documentation, including requirements, design decisions, test results, validation evidence, risk assessments, issue logs, and lessons learned.
Required Qualifications
Currently pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, systems engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Available for an engineering internship or co-op during the applicable term.
Coursework, project, research, or laboratory experience in electronics, RF engineering, radar, antennas, signal processing, embedded systems, circuit design, or automotive systems.
Familiarity with circuits, technical requirements, hardware interfaces, testing, measurement, debugging, and data analysis.
Experience with Python, MATLAB, or a similar scripting or analysis environment.
Ability to interpret basic schematics, technical requirements, test procedures, or engineering drawings.
Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to learn quickly, ask effective technical questions, and work hands-on in laboratory or test environments.

2027 Summer Intern, Radar Hardware Development Engineer, ASD

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