Mechanical Engineering Intern

Role: Mechanical Engineering Intern Duration: 3 to 6 Months (Full-Time, Intensive)

Team: Robotics / Mechanical Engineering Incentive: Monthly stipend with performance bonus

This internship places you at the center of a full-scale Humanoid Robot development program. You will work as an active contributor not an observer on the mechanical architecture of a humanoid platform. The engagement is intensive and full-time; expect a steep learning curve and significant ownership.

Structural Design & CAD

• Design and redesign mechanical components of the humanoid robot including limbs, joints, structural frames, and brackets
• Produce detailed 3D models and engineering drawings using CAD software
• Ensure designs meet geometric, weight, and assembly constraints of the humanoid platform

Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

• Conduct static, dynamic, and fatigue analyses on critical components
• Interpret FEA results and translate findings into design improvements
• Validate designs against load cases derived from robot motion requirements

Iteration & Collaboration

• Work in close collaboration with the core engineering team through design review cycles
• Participate in physical build and assembly phases where applicable
• Maintain documentation of design decisions, analysis reports, and revision history
  

Education

Final year of Bachelor's or Master's in Mechanical Engineering (or related), or recent graduate

Availability

Full-time, 36 months

CAD Proficiency

SolidWorks / Fusion 360 / OnShape / CATIA or equivalent intermediate to advanced

FEA Proficiency

ANSYS / Abaqus / PrePoMax / SimScale or equivalent working knowledge

Design Fundamentals

Solid understanding of statics, dynamics, and materials

• Participation in a Robotics Club or competitive robotics or automobile team
• Exposure to manufacturing processes (3D printing, CNC, sheet metal, laser cutting)
• Experience with GD&T and engineering drawing standards
• Familiarity with robot kinematics or biomechanics
  

• Deep, practical experience in advanced robotics mechanical engineering
• Ownership of real components on a functioning humanoid system
• A portfolio piece that is genuinely rare at an internship level
• Mentorship from experienced engineers in a fast-moving environment