Mechanical Engineering Intern (Spring 2027)

About the internship

This position is a paid internship that is expected to start January/February 2027 and continue through April/May 2027. The duration will be 12 weeks, full time and on-site. Our internship program is for students who are actively enrolled in a full-time academic program. Recent graduates seeking employment after graduation and not returning to school should apply for our Early Career opportunities.

What to expect

• Paid internship starting January/February 2027 and continuing through April/May 2027
• Duration: 12 weeks, full time and on-site
• Target audience: Students actively enrolled in a full-time academic program
• Recent graduates seeking employment after graduation and not returning to school should apply for Early Career opportunities

What You’ll Do

• Work on industry-related engineering projects
• Gain valuable exposure to real-world product design and release processes
• Learn from experienced mechanical and platform engineers
• Gain exposure to advanced semiconductor platforms and technologies
• Support real design and release activities used in production tools
• Build connections across engineering, manufacturing, and lab teams
• Apply classroom fundamentals to real engineering problems in a product environment

What You’ll Bring

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
• Strong interest in mechanical design and product development
• Foundational understanding of mechanical engineering concepts
• Experience with or exposure to CAD tools
• Curiosity, willingness to learn, and comfort working in a collaborative engineering environment

Benefits

• Gain hands-on experience by working on industry-related engineering projects
• Learn from the Best: Work alongside experienced mechanical and platform engineers
• Step into the Future: Gain exposure to advanced semiconductor platforms and technologies
• Make a Real Impact: Support real design and release activities used in production tools
• Network Like a Pro: Build connections across engineering, manufacturing, and lab teams
• Challenge Your Mind: Apply classroom fundamentals to real engineering problems in a product environment