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Utah Valley University

Student - Lab Assistant - Mechatronics

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What they do

A Mechatronics Engineer combines skillsets common to mechanical engineering, electronics, computer engineering, telecommunications engineering, systems engineering and control engineering. Often focuses on projects where physical movability or use case flexibility is prioritized. Designs, tests, studies and inspects complex machines including cars, drones, industrial machinery and even automated submersibles.

$91,885 / year median in Utah

+16% projected growth

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Job Description

The Mechatronics Student Lab Assistant supports the operation, organization, and maintenance of Mechatronics laboratories by assisting students and faculty with equipment, lab preparation, inventory management, troubleshooting, safety compliance, and maintaining a professional learning environment. Reviews the completed tasks of students in the laboratory. Ensures the lab is operated safely and in compliance. Maintains a clean and organized laboratory. Reviews tools and inventory to ensure that all items are returned and properly accounted for. Other job-related duties as assigned. Must be a current UVU student majoring in Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Engineering, Automation, Manufacturing, or a related field Have a basic understanding of electrical circuits, PLC fundamentals, industrial safety procedures, and hand tools
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with PLC programming, robotics, motor controls, pneumatics, oscilloscopes, SCADA systems, inventory management systems, tutoring, mentoring, or customer service. Knowledge of the correct operation and safe use of the tools and equipment students use to complete their lab tasks. Knowledge of electrical safety and basic wiring knowledge. Knowledge of UVU Mechatronics program policies and procedures. Skill in the operation, adjustment, calibration, and maintenance of the electrical, CNC, powertools and related components and equipment used in the Mechatronics Lab. Ability to adapt to the variations in the curriculum and course material, to solve problems and think on your feet. Ability to communicate effectively with an instructor and multiple students. Ability to follow detailed written and verbal directions. Ability to explain detailed procedures to students. Ability to speak loud enough to be heard over the general noise of a Mechatronics lab