Mechanical Engineering Intern

Qnion; Pune District; Presencial; INR 102.000 - 122.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Qnion Robotics Private Limited is seeking interns to design and assemble hardware for industrial robot cells. You’ll join a team that uses a camera and AI to locate parts and operate cells without fixtures.

On-site in Pune, you’ll contribute across the full hardware pipeline from design to testing. The role requires hands-on workshop skills, SolidWorks proficiency, and the ability to read engineering drawings.

Formación

• Diploma or degree in mechanical, production or mechatronics engineering, completed or in the final year.
• Ability to read and make engineering drawings with tolerances.
• Hands-on workshop experience: drilling, tapping, fitting, assembly, and measuring with a vernier caliper and a micrometer.
• Experience with FDM 3d printing, from slicing to a finished part.
• Willingness to work on site in Pune, Mon-Sat, full duration and part-time hours as agreed.
• Follow written procedures exactly and document deviations.
• Stipend starts from Rs 10,000 per month; part-time stipend proportional to hours.

Responsabilidades

• Assemble and commission a multi-axis positioning stage used to test our vision system.
• Build the robot cell: mounting base, camera mount and guarding.
• Design gripper fingers and adapter plates in SolidWorks, 3D print them, test them and revise them.
• Build a small conveyor for moving-part trials.
• Produce manufacturing drawings with dimensions and tolerances, and a bill of materials.
• Work with fabrication shops and suppliers to get parts made and bought.
• Route cables and mount sensors together with the electronics team.
• Help run robot test cycles and record the results.

Conocimientos

Workshop experience

Reading drawings

Educación

Mechanical/Mechatronics degree or diploma

Herramientas

SolidWorks

Descripción del empleo

Qnion Robotics builds industrial robot cells that use a camera and AI to find a part and handle it, without fixtures and without teaching the robot each position. Interns here design and build hardware that goes into a working cell, and they take on more of the cell as their work proves itself.

What you will do

• Assemble and commission a multi-axis positioning stage used to test our vision system.
• Build the robot cell: the mounting base, the camera mount and the guarding.
• Design gripper fingers and adapter plates in SolidWorks, 3D print them, test them on the robot and revise them.
• Build a small conveyor for moving-part trials.
• Produce manufacturing drawings with dimensions and tolerances, and a bill of materials.
• Work with fabrication shops and suppliers to get parts made and bought.
• Route cables and mount sensors together with the electronics team.
• Help run robot test cycles and record the results.

What you must have

• A diploma or degree in mechanical, production or mechatronics engineering, completed or in the final year.
• Working skill in SolidWorks: parts, assemblies and drawings.
• The ability to read and make engineering drawings with tolerances.
• Hands-on workshop experience: drilling, tapping, fitting, assembly, and measuring with a vernier caliper and a micrometer.
• Experience with FDM 3d printing, from slicing to a finished part.
• The habit of following a written procedure exactly and writing down what happened when it did not fit.
• Availability on site in Pune Monday to Saturday for the full duration and part-time hours agreed at the interview.

The internship runs for 3 to 6 months. The stipend starts from Rs 10,000 per month, is set by the skills you bring, and is revised with performance. That figure is for a full-time intern. A part-time stipend is in proportion to the hours worked.