Hands-on teardown work awaits at TechInsights in Ottawa, using DSLR photography and component cataloguing in an on-site 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
- Robust 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.