Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc.

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Contribute, learn, and develop in a professional corporate environment
• Engage in meaningful, hands-on business projects
• Handle challenging and dynamic problem-solving opportunities
• Showcase contributions and impact in an end-of-summer presentation to management

Finance Internship – Audit

Manager

• Evaluate Material Center effectiveness in meeting delivery, accuracy, and throughput goals; take corrective action to resolve performance gaps.
• Manage all Material Center functions including subassembly, leak test, material transactions, and delivery of components to meet Production Schedule requirements and maximize labor and material efficiency.
• Lead daily activities of Material Center personnel with emphasis on positive employee relations.
• Recommend improvements to inventory methods, procedures, and accuracy initiatives to enhance productivity.
• Oversee location audits, cycle counts, FTZ operations, and annual physical inventories.
• Enforce safety procedures, conduct accident investigations, and integrate environmental, safety, and quality practices into daily operations.
• Provide training on product, process, safety, quality, and environmental guidelines for new hires.
• Ensure procedures are prepared, updated, and followed for all Material Center operations.
• Manage supply levels for tools, safety materials, packaging, cleaning supplies, and other shop necessities.
• Maintain facility cleanliness, organization, and equipment readiness.
• Conduct performance reviews with emphasis on attendance, quality, productivity, teamwork, and adherence to policies.
• Operate in accordance with shop wage programs, including testing and qualification of employees.
• Assist in preparing weekly/monthly reports, departmental budgets, staffing plans, and capital budget proposals.
• Facilitate and implement lean practices to improve flow, eliminate waste, and increase productivity.
• Initiate and manage projects focused on improving inventory accuracy, quality, productivity, and safety.

Material Center Manager

Systems Engineer

• Manage project engineering activities to meet project schedules and contract deliverables.
• Manage design engineering activities to meet customer technical commitments.
• Collaborate with MELCO to ensure compliance with contract technical specifications.
• Manage product development projects to realize project objectives, budget, and schedule.
• Prepare engineering resource plans and coordinate resources with Program Managers.
• Collaborate with TSD Purchasing for localization of materials, components, and systems.
• Manage the drafting and designer section.
• Work with Field Service Manager to address field failures.
• Work with Operations Department to address engineering-related issues.
• Ensure MEPPI Quality Assurance has support for training development and delivery.
• Create required Engineering processes and procedures.
• Analyze product designs and recommend price reduction initiatives.
• Support engineering efforts of the sales function and provide resources for bids.
• Provide engineering support for spare parts and Condition Based Monitoring Programs.
• Lead and direct staff according to Company policies and procedures.
• Develop employees through training, cross-training, and continuing education opportunities.
• Conduct performance reviews and provide input for salary decisions.

Transportation Systems Engineering Section Manager

Designer

• Develop physical, schematic, and wiring drawings with CAD software from sketches, vendor data, drawing templates, verbal instructions, and notes provided by engineering.
• Develop CAD drawings for fabricated parts and assemblies for construction, including bill of material and notes.
• Participate in product design and process improvement initiatives.
• Understand and apply industry drawing standards.
• Follow division drafting procedures and work instructions.
• Collaborate with internal departments and vendors to design and detail components and systems.
• Review drawings of others for adherence to company standards.

Mechanical Engineer

• Provide all design engineering drawings and documents related to customer orders
• Support manufacturing efforts and provide customer support on all products
• Oversee preparation of technical documents for order placements, manufacturing/assembly operations
• Prepare design direction and clarification to other Engineering personnel
• Seek and resolve all customer technical questions as required
• Write test scripts for testing uninterruptible supply systems and batteries in power lab
• Develop product BOMs and design drawings to support customer technical requirements
• Coordinate design with production, purchasing, quality personnel
• Act as project leader for all design, test, and prototype programs
• Travel to customers site and/or trade shows to provide product support as required

Design Engineer II

Electrical Engineer

• Lead power system analysis, engineering, design, modeling, and specifications of UPS and Energy Storage Solutions
• Prepare and present technical reports, designs and proposals
• Support manufacturing, installation, and field verification of UPS Solutions
• Perform systems engineering activities driving requirements development, verification, and validation of power electronics
• Manage design of overseas partners and vendors
• Lead validation testing on new designs and products
• Compile and analyze operational, test and research data to establish performance standards

Senior Power Electronics Engineer

Analyst

• Analyze manufacturing and general and administrative costs of MEPPI divisions.
• Analyze multi-business transactions generated by day-to-day general accounting for revenue recognition, cost recognition, inventory monitoring and accruals.
• Provide operations analysis for assigned business units.
• Develop reporting formats, compile statistics and data, quantify and evaluate information for division management action.
• Provide commentary and reasons for changes to financial indicators.
• Provide advice and counsel to division personnel on the appropriate approaches to entering information into company business system modules; e.g., projects, service, customer order, quality, finance, production, inventory.
• Lead annual physical inventories and inactive/obsolete inventory review for multiple businesses and locations.
• Perform Bill of Material cost reviews for multiple divisions and businesses.
• Prepare and analyze monthly division reports for irregularities, trends, accuracy and compliance.
• Prepare and analyze accruals and other journal entries during monthly closings.
• Perform Work-in-Process and inventory analysis.
• Review and reconcile inventory reports to the general ledger.
• Assist in quarterly and annual audit preparation.
• Perform analysis and tracking of monthly department budgets.
• Perform monthly project management tasks including revenue recognition, cost forecasting, and invoicing.

Cost Analyst

Project Manager

• Analyze project, general, and administrative costs of assigned MEPPI divisions.
• Analyze business transactions generated by day-to-day general accounting for revenue recognition, cost recognition, project management/forecasting, accruals and reporting.
• Provide accounting guidance, analysis and direction regarding divisional strategy, initiatives, and operations to Division leadership.
• Serve as the primary point of contact between project-based Divisions and Accounting.
• Monitor, analyze and prepare financial reporting of monthly results and key performance indicators.
• Identify and report on variances and trends.
• Process financial transactions and journal entries supporting monthly financial closings.
• Provide support to A/R to ensure timely and complete project billing and cash collection.
• Conduct analysis and collaborate with other team members to identify risks and opportunities and mitigation strategies.
• Assist project managers with review, presentation, and communication of financial results.
• Monitor and report project financial performance and develop indexes/system to predict future performance.
• Audit project Revenue and Cost Forecasts (RCF).
• Identify and report on financial impacts of forecast revisions and changes.
• Assure compliance with GAAP and MEPPI policies and procedures related to project invoicing, foreign currency exchange, revenue and cost forecasting and recognition.
• Advise, counsel and train analysts and finance personnel on appropriate methods for capturing data related to business transactions and entering information into the business system.
• Provide financial data to support annual business planning.
• Conduct post-project reviews to compare bid versus final financial outcomes.
• Further the goals and positive, professional image of the Division through effective interaction with customers, vendors and internal departments.

Senior Project Analyst

Engineer

• Design, implement and verify Programmable Logic Controller (PCL) logic and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) software to monitor and control substation systems.
• Assist with developing and implementing design improvements for product quality, processing time, component lead time, construction design and product support.
• Identify and create hardware and software specifications for substation projects.
• Prepare and review mechanical and electrical drawings.
• Review vendor product submittals and quotes.
• Design, implement and troubleshoot communication links and networks between substation devices.
• Perform factory acceptance tests (FAT) and field/site acceptance tests (SAT).
• Create test plans and record results.
• Monitor and track progress towards completion milestones and deadlines.
• Communicate progress towards the achievement of milestones and deadlines.

Controls Engineer II

Procurement

• Develop and implement comprehensive sourcing strategies aligned with corporate objectives while meeting divisional and operational needs.
• Analyze spend data, supplier markets, risk profiles, and cost drivers to identify savings opportunities and innovation potential.
• Identify, research, and evaluate suppliers in accordance with strategic sourcing principles.
• Support divisional processes to qualify new suppliers and components.
• Lead complex sourcing initiatives across business units, ensuring alignment on timelines, compliance requirements, and stakeholder expectations.
• Drive structured project plans with clear milestones and measurable outcomes.
• Lead or support the negotiation, execution, and administration of Master Purchase Agreements (MPAs).
• Monitor supplier performance across key metrics including cost, quality, delivery, sustainability, and innovation.
• Build strong, trust-based relationships with divisional leaders and functional partners to position procurement as a strategic business partner.

Category Sourcing Specialist

• Support engineering analysis projects including:
• Sub-synchronous interactions studies
• Steady-state studies, including base case and contingency analyses
• Dynamic stability simulations such as transient and voltage stability studies
• Gain hands-on experience with industry tools including Siemens PSSE and PSCAD

Electrical Engineering Internship – Power Systems

• Gain hands-on experience and work alongside industry leaders in a dynamic, real-world engineering environment.
• Be immersed in meaningful projects and mentored by experienced professionals.
• Exposed to cutting-edge technologies that power the world.

Electrical Engineering Internship, Power Electronics, Mechanical Engineering

• Drive Product Innovation by leading the development of high- and medium-voltage switchgear products that meet quality, performance, and competitiveness goals.
• Set Technical Direction and Standards through hands-on leadership, mentorship, and governance of engineering design, analysis, and testing practices.
• Bridge Global Engineering Efforts by serving as the primary technical liaison between MEPPI's Switchgear Division and Mitsubishi Electric Company of Japan.
• Advance Core Technologies by leading feasibility studies that support next-generation product development initiatives.
• Own Technical Decision-Making by leading design and technical reviews, approving work packages, and directing product testing and analytical validation.
• Resolve Manufacturing and Quality Challenges through cross-functional technical leadership and structured problem-solving.
• Strengthen Customer Relationships by engaging directly with customers to resolve technical issues and support long-term partnerships.
• Influence Industry Standards by monitoring regulatory developments and representing the company in professional and standards organizations.
• Shape Engineering Knowledge through the development and maintenance of design manuals and technical documentation.
• Enable Organizational Success by supporting the VP/General Manager, Engineering Department Manager, and Product Development Section Manager.
• Champion the Company's Image and Values by consistently presenting a professional, solutions-oriented presence with internal teams, customers, and suppliers.

Chief Engineer

Technical Project Manager

• Drive Project Success: Apply project management expertise to plan, organize, and execute projects from definition through completion, meeting scope, schedule, risk, and budget objectives.
• Foster Collaboration: Lead cross-functional development teams to ensure timely completion of assigned project milestones and deliverables.
• Manage Project Schedules: Develop and maintain project schedules using WBS and scheduling tools while monitoring progress and implementing corrective actions as needed.
• Provide Clear Reporting: Prepare and present comprehensive project reports and status updates to management and stakeholders.
• Mitigate Risks Proactively: Identify and manage project risks, trade-offs, and resource constraints to ensure successful outcomes, and escalate critical risks to stakeholders when necessary.
• Enable Effective Decision-Making: Facilitate effective decision-making within the team to resolve technical and schedule challenges promptly.
• Promote a Positive Organizational Image: Further the goals and positive, professional image of the Division through effective dealings with customers and other internal departments and divisions.

• Oversee assigned sales and service projects from quotation through execution
• Direct and supervise on-site construction activities, subcontractors, and service teams during installation and service efforts
• Serve as the primary point of contact for customers, vendors, contractors, and internal MEPPI teams
• Verify that all aspects of project scope conform to contractual requirements and technical specifications
• Coordinate customer documentation submittals, including as-built drawings, testing results, operation manuals, and other required deliverables
• Assist with preparing and reviewing customer and subcontractor quotations, writing subcontractor scopes of work, and coordinating equipment delivery and installation
• Assist divisional project managers with testing, implementation, system deviations, service start-up, and commissioning activities prior to final acceptance
• Coordinate all project scheduling details, closeout activities, and warranty or service obligations
• Prepare project activity and status reports, participate in project meetings, and keep management, customers, and stakeholders informed of progress and issues
• Assist with reviewing project-related requests for payment and supporting documentation
• Work closely with other MEPPI Divisions to support project execution