Development Program: Embedded Controls Engineering

What you’ll do: 
 Do you want to gain enriching experiences and work side by side with experienced engineers to power your career? Apply to our rotational Engineering Development Program – Embedded Control Products!      Individuals will complete four rotations over a three-and-a-half-year timeframe primarily at our Franksville, WI site (20 miles south of Milwaukee), with an initial start date in January or June 2027.     Relocation assistance will be provided for candidates who qualify. Participants will be connected with our relocation vendor and provided a lump sum payment to give you the flexibility to address your specific relocation needs.

Overview:   As a rotational Engineering Development Program (EDP) participant, you will gain a diverse range of engineering experience in developing and supporting embedded control products, which are real-time protective and control products used for smart grid applications in the electrical power distribution industry. You will gain a firm grasp of our core engineering competencies and a holistic view of our technology-driven solutions that serve our wide range of customers.    Opportunities include, but are not limited to, rotations in: Embedded Software, Software, Hardware, Quality Assurance, Technical Program Management, Power Systems Engineering, Communications/Cybersecurity, and Product Line Customer Support. You will be placed in assignments that best match your skillset and development focus to help you reach your potential.     Our engineering teams are passionate about designing products and services that are more efficient, reliable, safe, and sustainable. With five Eaton facilities and more than 1500 employees located in Wisconsin, Eaton’s local footprint enables our employees with state-of-the-art laboratories and access to manufacturing that allows us to deliver robust solutions to our utility, commercial and industrial customers.        In this role you will:    Design and implement features for power system intelligent electronic devices and associated interface software, including power system protection algorithms, system diagnostics/prognostics, communication protocols, cybersecurity, and other relay, control, configuration and monitoring functions using C/C++ and .NET/C#. Develop detailed test plans, specifications, test cases, and test data sets that validate functional, performance, and load test requirements and update existing test procedures based on requirement changes and test analysis. Design and test electronic circuits and sub-systems including power supplies, analog/digital circuits and peripheral interfaces for microprocessors and microcontrollers. Provide guidance and investigate issues from internal and external customers providing support and resolution of complex customer issues and application inquiries related to cybersecurity, digital communications, automation systems, and system integration. Participate in tasks related to new product development including planning, task estimation, design, programming, unit testing, peer review, integration, and release.   Qualifications: 
 Required Qualifications:    Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering at an accredited institution with a graduation date no later than May 2025.   Minimum 2.8 GPA. Please do not round. Must be able to work in the United States without corporate sponsorship now and in the future. Must be geographically flexible to relocate within the United States Preferred qualifications:    Prior Eaton Engineering co-op or internship experience. Experience using SDLC management tools in a team environment (e.g., Jira, Git, etc.). Experience with various software languages and frameworks (C/C++, C#, Python, Java, .NET), operating systems (Linux, Zephyr RTOS, GreenHills Integrity), and communication protocols (DNP, IEC