Intern: Atomic Layer Fixture Design & Analysis

Seagate Technology; BLOOMINGTON (MN); On-site; USD 37,195,000 - 37,196,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Employee stock purchase plan

12 paid holidays

Paid sick leave

Job summary

Seagate Technology seeks a mechanical engineering intern for its atomic layer deposition and etching systems team at the Normandale campus. You will translate process and equipment requirements into practical fixtures and designs, using CAD and FEA to analyze options and drive reliable, manufacturable solutions.

The role emphasizes curiosity, ownership, and cross-disciplinary collaboration across mechanical, process, materials science, and chemistry teams, with hands-on design work and

Qualifications

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills in mechanical design, structural mechanics, heat transfer, or material selection.
• Ability to build and refine models and assess simulation validity.
• Experience with CAD and exposure to FEA, drawings, prototyping, or test validation.

Responsibilities

• Develop fixtures for atomic layer etching and deposition processes with drafters and process engineers.
• Translate requirements into mechanical concepts, designs, and recommendations.
• Evaluate stiffness, heat transfer, chemical compatibility, manufacturability, reliability, and throughput.
• Use CAD, calculations, and FEM to compare concepts and refine designs.
• Apply decision-analysis methods to assess design tradeoffs and risks.
• Present analyses and recommendations to stakeholders.

Skills

Mechanical design

Finite element analysis

CAD

Heat transfer

Material selection

Education

ME student (Bachelors/Masters)

Tools

FEM software

Engineering drawings

Job description

Seagate Technology seeks a mechanical engineering intern for its atomic layer deposition and etching systems team at the Normandale campus. You will translate process and equipment requirements into practical fixtures and designs, using CAD and FEA to analyze options and drive reliable, manufacturable solutions.

The role emphasizes curiosity, ownership, and cross-disciplinary collaboration across mechanical, process, materials science, and chemistry teams, with hands-on design work and