Engineering Intern: Mechanical, Mechatronics & Automation

MESH AG; Birr; On-site; CHF 17,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Ownership of features and developments

Hands-on robotics experience

Collaboration with experienced teams

Access to in-house workshops

On-site testing facilities

Job summary

MESH AG in Switzerland is seeking highly motivated engineering interns to join the team. You’ll tackle real-world challenges from day one, working directly on features and developments that translate into our robotic products—not lab demos.

Depending on your background, your work may skew toward mechanical design, automation/controls, or robotics. You’ll collaborate with engineers in our workshop and testing facilities, moving designs from concept to deployment on real machines.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automation, Robotics, or related field.
• Hands-on mindset; comfortable in a workshop and rapid prototyping.
• Solid CAD, controls, or robotics fundamentals depending on focus area.
• Pragmatic problem solving; builds things that work outside the lab.
• Works well independently and in a small, fast-moving team.
• Fluent in English; German is a plus.
• Available to work on-site in Switzerland.

Responsibilities

• Assist design and iteration of mechanical subsystems for robotic machines.
• Build and test electro-mechanical assemblies and fixtures.
• Develop and tune automation/control logic (PLC, sensors, actuators).
• Support robotics integration including kinematics and motion planning.
• Document findings and contribute to production-ready documentation.

Skills

CAD design

Controls fundamentals

Robotics knowledge

Workshop prototyping

Independent work

English fluent

German a plus

Education

Pursuing degree in Mechanical Engineering / Mechatronics / Automation / Robotics

Job description

MESH AG in Switzerland is seeking highly motivated engineering interns to join the team. You’ll tackle real-world challenges from day one, working directly on features and developments that translate into our robotic products—not lab demos.

Depending on your background, your work may skew toward mechanical design, automation/controls, or robotics. You’ll collaborate with engineers in our workshop and testing facilities, moving designs from concept to deployment on real machines.