Hands-on teardown work awaits at TechInsights in Ottawa, using DSLR photography and component cataloguing in an in office lab. Document consumer electronics carefully through each disassembly.
As a Teardown Lab Co-op Student, you will apply academic learning to semiconductor industry projects. You will disassemble consumer electronics, capture high-quality process photos, and identify electronic components and subsystems. The work includes DSLR cameras, photo-editing software, hand tools, power tools, and specialized lab equipment.
Key Responsibilities: Disassemble consumer electronic devices in the laboratory
Capture high-quality photographs during disassembly processes
Identify electronic components and subsystems accurately
Catalogue components and enter inventory information
Document teardown work using photography and records
Requirements: Post-secondary enrollment in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, or related fields
Keen interest or experience in microelectronics
Strong attention to detail in laboratory documentation
Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
Ability to work autonomously and on self-directed projects
Build practical experience through consumer electronics teardown, high-resolution photography, and component identification at TechInsights in Ottawa.