CPT Electrical Engineering Technician Jobs
Electrical Engineering Technician jobs fit CPT when the hands-on lab, testing, or circuit design work is written into your degree plan and authorized by your DSO before you start. Part-time CPT (under 20 hours weekly) keeps your full-time enrollment intact and protects your OPT eligibility after graduation.
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Job Description
Electrical Design Engineering Intern
Requisition ID: 5764
Job Location: Sioux Falls - South Dakota - United States
Category: Engineering and Technical
Job Type: Intern or Co Op
Working Mode: Fully On-Site
About us
Innovation. Sustainability. Productivity. This is how we are Breaking New Ground in our mission to sustainably advance the noble work of farmers and builders everywhere. With a growing global population and increased demands on resources, our products are instrumental to feeding and sheltering the world.
From developing products that run on alternative power to productivity-enhancing precision tech, we are delivering solutions that benefit people – and they are possible thanks to people like you. If the opportunity to build your skills as part of a collaborative, global team excites you, you’re in the right place.
Grow a Career. Build a Future!
Be part of this company at the forefront of agriculture and construction, that passionately innovates to drive customer efficiency and success. And we know innovation can’t happen without collaboration. So, everything we do at CNH Industrial is about reaching new heights as one team, always delivering for the good of our customers.
Intern Program Overview:
We are committed to building a strong talent pipeline by investing in early career professionals. Our internship and co-op programs provide mentorship, training, hands-on experience, and growth opportunities that empower students to explore their career paths with confidence. Through competitive wages, networking events, social and volunteer activities, professional development workshops, and housing support, we strive to deliver one of the best internship experiences—designed to develop and inspire the talent of tomorrow. Summer interns work full-time (40 hours per week) from May through August. Candidates must be currently enrolled college students actively pursuing a degree to participate in the internship program.
Job Purpose
Design, develop, and validate embedded electronic products, assemblies, systems, and processes from concept through production stage, and make modifications as needed.
Key Responsibilities
- Research, develop, and evaluate design concepts including materials, specifications, equipment, or machines.
- Evaluate new and existing circuits for appropriate functionality and the ability to pass electrical qualification tests.
- Utilize simulation software and proof-of-concept prototypes as needed to validate new circuits and subsystems.
- Perform hardware validation, driver development, and support manufacturing programming through test flows.
- Determine purpose, application, and feasibility of new or enhancement of existing products or processes.
- Create and update documentation for designs, and all phases of the project.
- Participate in reviews of schematics, layout, IO selection, and hardware requirements for others in the team.
- Work with external customers, distributors, vendors, or suppliers to initiate new designs and solve problems.
- Coordinate engineering efforts and provide engineering assistance to internal teams or external customers.
- Keep abreast of new developments in the fields of engineering design, methods, and applications.
- May provide or assist with training needs as it relates to new or existing products or processes.
Experience Required
Actively enrolled student pursuing a Bachelors' or Master's degree in engineering with focus in an embedded systems related technical field (electrical, electronics, agriculture, systems, or computer engineering).
Preferred Qualifications
- Able to demonstrate/discuss a coursework-related or personal project in embedded systems/digital logic/circuits design.
- Coursework or lab experience operating oscilloscope, digital multi-meter, function generator or similar lab bench equipment.
Pay Transparency
The hourly pay for undergraduate students in this role is in the range of $19.57 - $30.90, depending on current year of enrollment, experience, or qualification for the role.
The hourly pay for graduate students in this role is in the range of $27.81 to $38.11, depending on current year of enrollment, experience, or qualification for the role.
What We Offer
We offer dynamic career opportunities across an international landscape. As an equal opportunity employer, we are committed to delivering value for all our employees and fostering a culture of respect. At CNH, we understand that the best solutions come from the diverse experiences and skills of our people. Here, you will be empowered to grow your career, to follow your passion, and help build a better future.
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Get Access To All JobsElectrical Engineering Technician CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does electrical engineering technician work qualify for CPT authorization?
Yes, if the work is an integral part of your enrolled curriculum and your DSO confirms it satisfies a required or elective course credit. Roles involving circuit testing, prototype assembly, lab instrumentation, or CAD support in an electrical or electronics engineering program typically qualify. Your academic advisor and DSO make the final determination based on your specific degree plan.
Can I work part-time as an electrical engineering technician on CPT while staying enrolled full-time?
Yes. Part-time CPT is defined as fewer than 20 hours per week and does not affect your full-time enrollment requirement or your future OPT eligibility. Full-time CPT, which is 20 or more hours per week for one year or more, eliminates your OPT eligibility entirely, so most F-1 students in engineering programs structure CPT as part-time whenever possible.
What does the offer letter need to say to get CPT authorized for this role?
Your DSO needs the offer letter to include your job title (Electrical Engineering Technician or equivalent), the employer's legal name and address, your start and anticipated end dates, hours per week, and a brief description of duties. The duties section is critical: it needs to map to your academic coursework, not just state a generic technician role. Missing any of these details typically delays authorization.
Will working as an electrical engineering technician on CPT help with future H-1B sponsorship?
Practical experience in a specialty occupation strengthens an H-1B visa petition, but the CPT itself doesn't create a sponsorship obligation. Employers who hire CPT students in technical roles and then convert them to full-time are common in engineering, but you need to confirm the employer's sponsorship policy before accepting. Use Migrate Mate to identify which companies have a track record of sponsoring engineers after internship or CPT placements.
What O*NET occupation code applies to electrical engineering technician roles on CPT?
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technologists and Technicians fall under O*NET code 17-3023. Reviewing the O*NET profile for this code helps you confirm that your job duties match the occupation's defined tasks and that the role meets the DOL's criteria for a specialty occupation, which is relevant if you pursue H-1B sponsorship later. Your DSO may also reference this code when documenting CPT eligibility in your academic file.