Hardware Engineering Intern — 3D Printing & Mechanical Systems

Epia Neuro; Alameda (CA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Epia Neuro is seeking an engineering intern to support hardware development, tests, and validation across implantable, wearable, and robotics systems for six months. You will report to the Robotics manager and support engineering teams company‑wide, based onsite at our Alameda headquarters.

The role emphasizes hands‑on fabrication, testing, documentation, and collaboration with cross‑functional teams to advance neural technology for stroke-related motor impairment and beyond.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering (completed or near completion).
• Hands‑on experience with SolidWorks and updating dimensions/sizing.
• Hands‑on experience with FDM and SLA 3D printing, slicing software and post‑processing.
• Comfort with precision hand‑assembly of small mechanical/electromechanical parts.
• Strong attention to detail and disciplined documentation.
• Clear written communication for SOPs, test plans and reports.

Responsibilities

• Update and resize 3D models to fit various sizes and configurations.
• 3D print components on FDM and SLA printers, including slicing and post‑processing.
• Fabricate and machine components using standard shop tools.
• Assemble components into complete assemblies with sensors and wiring.
• Validate assembled devices on benchtop test systems following protocols.
• Collect, organize, and log device performance for review.
• Maintain build/test records consistent with design‑control documentation.
• Track component inventory and flag reorder needs.
• Collaborate with mechanical, software, and electrical engineers to troubleshoot issues.

Skills

SolidWorks

3D printing

Precision hand‑assembly

Documentation

Attention to detail

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Tools

SOLIDWORKS

FDM/SLA 3D printers

Job description

Epia Neuro is seeking an engineering intern to support hardware development, tests, and validation across implantable, wearable, and robotics systems for six months. You will report to the Robotics manager and support engineering teams company‑wide, based onsite at our Alameda headquarters.

The role emphasizes hands‑on fabrication, testing, documentation, and collaboration with cross‑functional teams to advance neural technology for stroke-related motor impairment and beyond.