Intern Engineer

Join Easy Life Technologies as an Engineering Intern and gain hands‑on experience across light‑current installations, pre‑sales solution engineering, and KNX programming. You’ll work alongside senior engineers to deliver cutting‑edge automation and security systems, develop technical proposals, and support on‑site commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

Light‑Current System Installation

Assist with installation of low‑voltage systems (CCTV, access control, structured cabling, fire alarms)

Route and terminate cables, mount hardware, and prepare site for commissioning

Pre‑Sales Engineering Support

Help create technical proposals, block diagrams, and single‑line schematics

Compile bills of materials and cost estimates for client presentations

KNX Programming & Commissioning

Configure KNX devices (actuators, sensors, controllers) and download project files

Execute test plans, record performance data, and troubleshoot wiring or communication issues

Project Documentation & Quality Control

Update as‑built drawings, wiring diagrams, and user manuals in the project management system

Conduct quality checks and follow health & safety protocols on site

Client Interaction & Team Collaboration

Shadow supervisors during client walkthroughs and user‑training sessions

Address basic customer queries and assist with on‑site coordination

Research & Process Improvement

Investigate new light‑current technologies and KNX modules

Propose workflow optimizations or automation tools to enhance team efficiency

Learning Objectives

• Master the end‑to‑end process of low‑voltage system deployment
• Develop skills in technical drawing, BOM preparation, and cost estimation
• Gain proficiency in KNX programming and system commissioning
• Enhance problem‑solving abilities through real‑world troubleshooting
• Build professional communication skills through client and team interactions
• Currently pursuing a degree in Electrical, Electronics, or Mechatronics Engineering (or related field)
• Basic understanding of low‑voltage systems and automation protocols
• Familiarity with CAD tools or willingness to learn schematic drawing
• Strong analytical mindset, attention to detail, and commitment to safety
• Good communication skills and a proactive, team‑oriented attitude