NIWC-Pacific's Energy Innovations Lab
Are you a student veteran in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, passionate about cutting-edge energy solutions? Alternatively, are you a student veteran interested in researching state-of-the-art energy solutions?
Project Objectives
Energy Innovation Laboratory (EIL) Overview: Demonstrates/evaluates technology for increasing the resiliency of installation and expeditionary energy and water systems. Improves resource management decision-making with near real-time data. Determines requirements for DoD transition.
Degrees Required: Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering
Benefits
Hands-On Experience: Engage in real-world projects that make a difference and gain proficiency with advanced technologies and tools.
Innovative Environment: Collaborate with experts and innovators in the energy field to enhance your professional growth.
Professional Development: Enhance your resume, build a network within the Department of Defense and energy sectors, and grow your career.
EIL Capabilities
Interns will have the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art technologies and tools, including:
3D Printing
CNC Machining
PCB Prototyping
5G Mobile Testbed
SolidWorks Modeling SCADA & AMI Technology Evaluations/Demonstrations Hardware-in-the-Loop (H-I-L) Grid-Simulator/Battery Evaluation Testbed
Long Range Wireless Evaluation (LORA)
HVAC Controls & Energy Reduction Hardware
Lab Equipment Resources (ECE)
Lab Equipment (ECE):
Use: Multimeters, Oscilloscope, Power Supply, Signal Generator, Logic Analyzer, Anti-Static Wristband, Magnifying Glass.
Techniques: Soldering, Desoldering, Crimping, Wiring, Pin Extraction.
Safety Tips: Electrical Safety, Multimeter Basics, Grounding.
Projects: Siemens PLC (TIA Portal), Basic Soldering, PCB Design (KiCad, Bantam Tools).
Contact Us:
For inquiries and applications, please contact Moses Maddox, VNC Recruiter: Email: mmaddox@csusm.edu