Electronics Engineering Intern

Company Description Bitbison Pvt Ltd is a technology-focused company specializing in electronic and automation solutions. The organization works on practical, industry-relevant projects that integrate hardware, electronics, and control systems. Team members collaborate closely across engineering disciplines to deliver efficient and reliable products. Interns can expect exposure to real-world applications, guided learning, and opportunities to contribute to ongoing projects.
Role Description The Electronics Engineering Intern will support the engineering team in an on-site role located in Pune Division. This internship role involves assisting with circuit design, testing, and debugging electronic components and systems. Day-to-day tasks include working on schematic diagrams, assembling and wiring electronic setups, performing measurements and diagnostics, and helping maintain lab equipment. The intern will document test results, support basic maintenance activities, and collaborate with senior engineers on automation-related projects. The role also includes learning and applying relevant standards, following safety procedures, and participating in technical discussions and reviews.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess foundational skills in Electronic Engineering and Electronics.
Candidates should possess basic knowledge of Electrical Engineering and related principles.
Candidates should possess skills in Maintenance of electronic and electrical systems.
Candidates should possess exposure or interest in Automation and control systems.
Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree/diploma in Electronics, Electrical, or related engineering field.
Ability to read circuit diagrams, use basic test equipment (multimeter, oscilloscope), and follow technical instructions.
Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and willingness to learn in a hands-on environment.
Effective communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in an on-site team setting.

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