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This is an exciting opportunity to join the Monitoring and Diagnostics team, based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Our mission is to develop state of the art monitoring technologies, generally deployed in an Electrical Substation, allowing a customer to understand and optimize the operating condition of their Electrical Power Transformers, circuit breakers and other substation assets.
During this 1-year internship, you will work among a talented and motivated Project Engineering team, applying transformer monitoring technologies such as On-line Dissolved Gas Measurement, Bushing Measurement, Circuit-Breaker Monitoring amongst others. Working on Mechanical design modifications. From inception through to industrialization. Working on drawings and mockups of product critical components.

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Responsibilities:

Work alongside incumbent Project Engineering teamReviewing Mechanical design documentsAssist with updating design drawings and documentationCross functional assistance when required

Essential

Studying in pursuit of a degree in Mechanical Engineering or related subjectsStrong English language communication skills, verbal and written.Self-motivated and results-orientedAbility to interact with cross-functional teamsStrong problem-solving abilitiesAbility to work in a fast-paced environmentAbility to present mechanical analysis clearly with meaningful conclusions.Willingness to learn new technologies and techniques

                                                                                        

Desired

Experience with Solid works, AutoCAD and equivalent toolsKnowledge of Mechanical component design and best practice.Analytical and organizational skillsSecond language

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