Graphics Product Engineering Intern — Testing & Quality

HP; Singapore; On-site; SGD 13,000 - 20,000; Full time

Job summary

HP is seeking a College Intern - Product Engineering (Graphics) in Singapore to assist product engineers in improving quality and performance through structured issue resolution and robust testing.

You will troubleshoot quality issues in manufacturing and field environments, develop tests for product changes, and influence designs for manufacturability. Strong communication, analytical thinking, and eagerness to learn are essential.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Materials, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering.
• Able to commit for a 5-6 months full time internship, starting in January 2027.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong analytical ability and critical thinking skills.
• Open-minded, curious, and eager to learn.

Responsibilities

• Assist product engineers in improving product quality and performance through structured issue resolution and robust testing.
• Troubleshoot and resolve quality issues identified in manufacturing and field environments.
• Develop and execute tests to evaluate product changes and ensure customer experience is not impacted.
• Support new product development by applying manufacturing best practices and influencing designs for manufacturability.
• Lead projects that improve product quality and work processes, enhancing efficiency and customer experience.

Skills

Issue resolution

Robust testing

Troubleshooting

Communication skills

Education

Undergraduate degree in Materials, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering

Job description

HP is seeking a College Intern - Product Engineering (Graphics) in Singapore to assist product engineers in improving quality and performance through structured issue resolution and robust testing.

You will troubleshoot quality issues in manufacturing and field environments, develop tests for product changes, and influence designs for manufacturability. Strong communication, analytical thinking, and eagerness to learn are essential.