Hardware Engineering Intern: Build Next-Gen Networking

meter; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation stipend

Housing stipend

Job summary

Meter is hiring Hardware Engineering Interns for a 12-week program in San Francisco. You will own a well-scoped project, from question to evidence-backed recommendation, with outcomes used by the hardware team.

Day-to-day tasks vary; you may prototype power adapters, evaluate components, write test plans, and collaborate with manufacturing partners in Taiwan to understand capabilities and scalability.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in electrical, computer, or mechanical engineering.
• Able to break ambiguous technical problems into engineering questions.
• Experience building/test­ing hardware on a design team, lab, or at home.
• Comfortable working with physical systems: PCBAs, mechanical assemblies, test equipment, prototypes, manufacturing data.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, and test electrical or mechanical prototypes for Meter products.
• Evaluate components, technologies, architectures, materials, and suppliers.
• Write test plans and characterize performance, reliability, thermals, acoustics, power, and system behavior.
• Coordinate with manufacturing partners to understand capabilities, constraints, cost, and scalability.
• Present findings and recommendations to the hardware team at internship end.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Hardware prototyping

Experimental methods

PCB/embedded

Education

EE/CE/ME degree

Job description

Meter is hiring Hardware Engineering Interns for a 12-week program in San Francisco. You will own a well-scoped project, from question to evidence-backed recommendation, with outcomes used by the hardware team.

Day-to-day tasks vary; you may prototype power adapters, evaluate components, write test plans, and collaborate with manufacturing partners in Taiwan to understand capabilities and scalability.