Engineering Intern: Build Pilot Units & SOPs

Aquablu B.V; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 4,700 - 6,400; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

500 Euro internship allowance

Discounted lunches

Job summary

Aquablu B.V. is seeking a hands-on engineering intern to join the pilot build of BOLD, Aquablu's next-generation product. You'll set up the build area, verify parts, assemble pilot units, and write the documentation that shapes how our products get built at scale.

Working directly with the engineers, you will observe and help decide how a product moves from initial bench build to a repeatable manufacturing process, gaining real-world experience in a fast-moving hardware startup.

Qualifications

• Currently studying mechanical, mechatronic, industrial, or manufacturing engineering.
• Able to read a technical drawing and use basic measurement tools.
• Fluent in English; highly organized with parts and records.

Responsibilities

• Build the workshop from scratch: benches, racking, jigs, the works.
• Play detective with incoming parts: does it match the BOM, and is it the right part?
• Get hands-on with measuring gear: calipers, micrometers, gauges; we’ll teach you.
• Assemble the pilot units and keep notes when things don’t go to plan.
• Write the how-to manual for BOLD as you go to aid future builds.
• Help scale from one-off to thousands by identifying changes needed.
• Test finished units on the test rig and report what breaks.

Skills

Mechanical/Mechatronic Eng

Reading technical drawings

Fluent in English

Organized and meticulous

Reading BOMs

Tools

Hand tools

Fasteners

Torque tools

Workshop basics

Calipers

Micrometers

Gauges

CAD

Job description

Aquablu B.V. is seeking a hands-on engineering intern to join the pilot build of BOLD, Aquablu's next-generation product. You'll set up the build area, verify parts, assemble pilot units, and write the documentation that shapes how our products get built at scale.

Working directly with the engineers, you will observe and help decide how a product moves from initial bench build to a repeatable manufacturing process, gaining real-world experience in a fast-moving hardware startup.