IBM Z Engineering System Test Hardware Developer Intern

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Work type: On-site
Location: Poughkeepsie, NY
Employment: Intern
Posted: 15 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live 2 days ago
Nearby: 55 roles within 25 mi

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IBM Z Engineering System Test Hardware Developer - Poughkeepsie, NY - Intern 2027 is a role within the Z Engineering System Test organization focused on testing and providing customer support for hardware and firmware components. The intern will participate in the test and support process by assisting with the testing of mainframe hardware components including processors, memory modules, and I/O systems. Key responsibilities include collaborating with firmware and systems engineering teams to ensure seamless integration, diagnosing issues through debugging and failure analysis, performing lab testing such as hardware bring-up and functional verification, and contributing to technical documentation. Required skills include Python coding and scripting alongside strong communication abilities. The role addresses the technical challenge of validating cutting-edge microprocessors and hardware components for IBM Z Systems products.

Skills

Python Firmware Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Debugging Failure Analysis Functional Verification Technical Documentation Hardware Bring-up

What you'll do

Test mainframe hardware components including processors, memory modules, and I/O systems.
Verify seamless integration between hardware and firmware components.
Diagnose and resolve hardware issues through testing, debugging, and failure analysis.
Perform lab testing activities such as hardware bring-up and functional verification.
Conduct environmental testing on various hardware components.
Write technical documentation for test procedures and results.
Develop Python scripts to support testing and automation tasks.

What we're looking for

High School Diploma or GED.
Bachelor's Degree (preferred).
Fundamental education in hardware, software, or testing.
Strong communication skills and a passion to pursue a career path in engineering.
Python coding and scripting.
Familiarity with mechanical engineering principles and concepts (preferred).
Basic understanding of firmware engineering concepts (preferred).
Exposure to electrical engineering principles (preferred).

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