Mechanical Engineer Intern

Work closely with product development teams to research and understand technical information about mechanical design for portable gas detectors.

Responsibilities

• Work in multidisciplinary team to perform mechanical design support.
• Use 3D/2D CAD/Simulation to evaluate and prototype designs
• Working with regulatory teams to analysis the impact on the certifications.
• Activities of Verification & Validation (V&V).
• Data acquisition for testing procedures.
• Technical report generation, documentation & progress reporting.
• Perform hands-on work in the lab, as required.
• Work closely with Embedded Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Quality Engineers, Regulatory Engineers, Product Management and ISC Teams.

Qualifications

• Mechanical Engineering (University finished, full-time intern is needed)
• English language (Advanced Writing Level).
• Knowledge of plastic part design.
• Knowledge of GD&T
• Software proficiency tools for mechanical design, simulation, and analysis (Solid Works and ANSYS).
• Ability to statistically analysis data with software tools like MS Excel/MATLAB/Minitab.
• Excellent communication skills (written, verbal and non-verbal).
• Strong analytical skills.
• Must have the ability to solve problems quickly and successfully.
• Must have strong investigative skills.
• Ability to prioritize and reprioritize.

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