Hasbro Packaging Engineer Co-op at Hasbro supporting design and prototyping of electronic toys and gameplay. Build and test prototypes, write IC programs, and evaluate new technologies.
Responsibilities
Co-ops are responsible for electronic schematics, programming and gameplay design, and also evaluate competitor products, provide feasibility assessments for new concepts and build rapid prototypes. You will also have the chance to take part in Hasbro’s co-op design challenge, working with a team to bring an original toy idea to life through prototyping, development checkpoints and a final presentation.
Design and iterate electronic schematics.
Build and test electrical prototype boards, including soldering and debugging.
Write IC programs for electronic toys in an environment similar to Arduino.
Refine product gameplay for program development.
Identify and troubleshoot problems with development models.
Research new technologies and evaluate competitor products.
You are currently enrolled in a university degree program and have completed at least one year toward a BS in Electrical, Computer, or Robotics/Animatronics Engineering.
Programming skills and knowledge of electronic theory.
Experience soldering and using standard electronic test equipment, such as a multimeter or oscilloscope.
Strong communication, time management and interpersonal skills.
Qualification
CAD experience in SolidWorks or OnShapeMachining familiarityWork samplesYou can commit to full-timeListed majors are examples
Required
Currently enrolled in a university degree program with at least one year completed toward a BS in Electrical, Computer, or Robotics/Animatronics Engineering
Programming skills and knowledge of electronic theory
Experience soldering and using standard electronic test equipment such as a multimeter or oscilloscope
Preferred
CAD experience in SolidWorks or OnShape
Machining familiarity
Prior project work or co-op experience in product design engineering, animatronics or mechanism design
Work samples: No portfolio is required. You may share a class, club, work or personal project, such as a circuit, program or prototype you built.
You are currently enrolled in an accredited university degree program and will remain enrolled for at least one academic term after completing the co-op. Previous graduates are not eligible.
You can commit to full-time, in-person work at our Pawtucket, Rhode Island office for the entire co-op.
You meet the work-authorization requirements stated below.
Listed majors are examples. Related programs, coursework and transferable projects are welcome. If you do not match every preferred skill, we still encourage you to apply.
