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The Mechanical Engineering Intern will be responsible for assisting with various mechanical projects within a manufacturing setting. You will work with existing products to make design updates while integrating input from technical, manufacturing, quality, and other disciplines. Working with internal cross-functional teams, the position requires professionalism, dedication, and positive drive to ensure the completion of the projects in a time-sensitive, regulated environment.

Key Program Info:

• Dates: Summer 2027 (May - August)
• Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Work Environment: Onsite
• Hours: Full-time for the duration of your internship

• Design 3D mechanical parts and create technical drawings using SolidWorks with a focus on manufacturability.
• Measure and document mechanical parts considering complete mechanical systems.
• Conduct research that tests and analyzes the fit, form, and function of new components and the feasibility, design, operation and performance of existing equipment, components, systems and processes.
• Develop, source and evaluate prototype designs.
• Conduct failure analysis and identify critical components.
• Specify system components that conform to engineering design and performance specifications
• Design tooling, jigs and fixtures for use in the assembly of medical devices
• Perform first article and prototype inspections of mechanical parts using various methodologies.
• Work with internal team and external suppliers to resolve design, manufacturing, and quality issues.
• Create part numbers & BOM's for components and assemblies for purchasing, inventory control, and factory use.
• Operate effectively in a team setting collaborating with different engineering and business functions.

Required:

• Student pursuing Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering - Mechanical or Biomedical preferred. Junior year requirements must be completed by program start date.
• Basic experience in CAD software (Solidworks, Creo, AutoCAD, and/or equivalent)
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, etc.)
• Requires a fundamental understanding and application of mechanical engineering principles
• Working with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference, and fundamentals of plane and solid geometry and trigonometry.

Preferred:

• Previous coursework or experience in Manufacturing is preferred
• Basic understanding of various metrology equipment including calipers, pin gauges, height gauges, etc.
• Basic understanding of materials engineering, metallography, and working with polymers, and plastics.