Embedded Systems Engineering Summer Student
College co-op/internship
Lexington, KY USA
141369
***Lexmark is a federal contractor and, in accordance with Executive Order 14042, requires all U.S. employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Some positions may require additional customer-required screenings.***
The Embedded Systems area is seeking engineering students to work in a dynamic environment. If you want to work with the latest technology, in an Agile, customer-focused environment, while building your skills and gaining valuable experience, this may be a great opportunity for you.
We are looking for quick learners and hard workers, with strong technical skills equally balanced with good interpersonal skills. There are a broad range of opportunities, with potential responsibilities including but not limited to electronic and code design, development and support that affect numerous aspects of Lexmark printer and scanner products including speed, usability, image science, energy consumption, network capabilities, and security.
Students in Firmware roles should be interested in one or more of the following:
Multiple programming languages (e.g., assembly, C, C++, Java, Rust)
Security
Embedded system architecture
Multi-threaded and/or multi-process software
Kernel development
Image processing
Imaging system design
Electrophotography
ASIC/FPGAs
Page description languages (e.g., PDF, Postscript, PCL, XPS, etc.)
General software engineering practices (requirements engineering, peer code review, unit testing, functional integration testing, etc.)
Students in Hardware roles should be interested in one or more of the following:
Analog and digital electronics
Power electronics
ASICs/FPGAs
Communication and interface circuits
Sensors
Electronic system design
As a member of the Embedded Systems team, you will work with senior engineer(s) on one of the following teams:
Platform Firmware
ASIC / FPGA
Controller Electronics
Specific responsibilities and the resulting experiences vary depending upon the position as well as the interests and educational background of the student.
The student should be working towards an undergraduate or graduate degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields.
Firmware students should have some programming experience. Hardware students should have some basic circuit design experience.
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