Hardware Support Internship - Summer 2027

RF-SMART; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 20,664,000 - 27,552,000; Full time

Job summary

RF-SMART is offering a Hardware Support Internship for Summer 2027 in Jacksonville, FL. The role involves supporting the Hardware Support Team with customer calls and hands-on hardware setup for RF data collection on Android devices.

The program aims to equip students with practical professional skills through group projects, mentorship, and leadership sessions while they contribute to real RF-SMART projects this summer.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a degree program at the time of the internship.
• Junior or Senior by credit hours.
• On-site 40 hours per week in Jacksonville, FL; eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Assist Hardware Support Team with customer support calls.
• Assist with hardware setup/implementation of RF-SMART on RF data collection and Android devices.

Skills

Customer support

Hardware setup

Android devices

Team collaboration

Education

Currently enrolled in degree program

Job description

Hardware Support Internship - Summer 2027

RF-SMART Summer 2026 Internship Program

We exist to transform our customers and change lives

Who We’re Looking For

The Hardware Support Intern is responsible for assisting our Hardware Support Team with customer support calls and hardware setup/implementation of RF-SMART on RF data collection and Android devices.

The RF-SMART Internship Program exists to partner with students to equip them with the skills they need to become successful professionals while they complete meaningful work at RF-SMART, while supporting our mission of transforming our customers and change lives.

Eligibility Requirements:

To be eligible for the RF-SMART Summer Internship Program, students must meet the following requirements:

• Are enrolled in a degree program at the time of the internship
• Are considered a Junior or Senior by credit hours
• Available to work 40 hours per week on-site at US East Office in Jacksonville, FL
• Are eligible to work in the United States of America for any employer without the need for future sponsorship

Details of the Program:

• Duration: 5/10/2026 – 7/30/2026 (12 Weeks)
• Learning & Development Activities: Approximately 5-6hrs per Week of these activities including: Group Project, Meet the Leader Sessions, Mentorship Program, and classes focused on professional growth

Our Talent Acquisition Team will review all applications and reach out to qualified candidates with next steps.

Employer does not sponsor applicants for employment visa status (e.g. H-1B visa status).

General Information: The above noted job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties and responsibilities that may be assigned, but rather to give a general sense of the responsibilities and expectations of the job. As the nature of business demands change so, too, may the essential functions of this specific position and/or the skills and abilities required. RF-SMART is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer.

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