Your Title: HMI (Human Machine Interaction) Research InternJob Location: Christchurch, New ZealandOur Department: Caterpillar Trimble Control Technologies (CTCT)Recruitment Timeline: Interviewing in May/June, offer by mid-JulyInternship Period:18th November 2024 to 14th February 2025Number of Positions: 1Are you a software/hardware engineer, passionate about advancing Human Machine Interaction (HMI) and enhancing customer experiences? If so, we have an exciting opportunity...What You Will DoAs a Research Engineer intern in HMI, you will join our team at CTCT (Caterpillar Trimble Control Technologies) in Christchurch. As an intern, you will have the chance to work on groundbreaking new experiences for operators of excavator machines using the latest technological advances.In this role, you will be responsible for researching novel ways to improve HMI/HCI and designing prototypes using your hardware and software development skills. You will have the opportunity to down-select the best concepts and build prototypes initially in a simulator, followed by in-cab on a test construction site. You will then rapidly iterate and refine these concepts based on user feedback, and finally, analyze results and report on performance.You will gain valuable hands-on experience, and be provided with challenging, meaningful tasks that will give you insight into what it's like working full-time as a valued member of a team. Our internships are designed to prepare you for your career journey, while growing as a professional through lunch and learns, team-building activities, and social networking events with other interns. Over the course of your internship, we want you to feel like you belong, innovate, and grow personally and professionally. Join Trimble's community to have a global impact where we value you, your experience, and your skills to propel your career forward.What You Should BringBeing a natural team player, with a positive attitude and strong work prioritisation skills, along with a collaborative communication and working style, you will also possess these skills:Currently studying in all or some of the fields of HCI, Computer Studies, or MechatronicsA passion for HMI/HCICuriosity and willingness to learn (you will work closely with your supervisor who will provide you with instructions and support to help you grow and develop your skills).Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology and make a real impact in the industry.About Your LocationBased at Trimble's NZ headquarters in Christchurch, enjoy free parking, an onsite gym, an active social club, and a great team environment where people love working with leading technology solutions.At Trimble, you'll find the inspiration and opportunity to be yourself and thrive. The global community of Team Trimble, including more than 400 people in New Zealand, are passionate about bringing new ideas and innovations to life and building a better, more sustainable future.Please Note: Only applicants legally entitled to work in New Zealand will be considered. About Our CTCT DivisionThe CTCT division (a joint venture between Trimble and Caterpillar) develops positioning and control products for earthmoving and paving machines in the construction and mining industries, using technologies such as GPS, optical total stations, lasers, and sonics. The products are used in a range of applications where the operator of the machine benefits from having accurate horizontal and vertical guidance. For more information on currently developed products, see Trimble's Inclusiveness CommitmentWe believe in celebrating our differences. That is why our diversity is our strength. To us, that means actively participating in opportunities to be inclusive. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion have guided our current success while also moving our desire to improve. We actively seek to add members to our community who represent our customers and the places we live and work.We have programs in place to make sure our people are seen, heard, and welcomed and most importantly that they know they belong, no matter who they are or where they are coming from.Trimble's Privacy Policy
