Mech & Manufacturing Intern — Life Science Instrumentation

37degrees, Inc.; Chicago (IL); Hybrid; USD 27,552 - 41,328; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Real responsibilities and autonomy

Friendly and open culture

Opportunity to expand knowledge in various industries

Job summary

37degrees, Inc. is seeking a Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineer Intern in Chicago to assist with innovative life-science instruments. You will engage in hands-on mechanical design, perform CAD tasks, and support manufacturing processes.

This internship offers valuable insight into startup operations with the possibility of remote work. Ideal candidates are pursuing a Master's or PhD in Mechanical Engineering and possess strong analytical skills.

Specifications include a need for creativity, autonomy, and a passion for mechanical products.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a Master's or PhD program in Mechanical / Manufacturing Engineering (or recently graduated).
• Strong analytical and problem-solving instincts are necessary.
• Ability to work independently in a startup environment is essential.

Responsibilities

• Assist with mechanical design and CAD tasks.
• Support manufacturing process development and production.
• Participate in vendor management and assembly processes.

Skills

Vendor and BOM management

Technical product support

Strong analytical and problem-solving instincts

Comfortable working independently in a startup environment

Education

Master's degree or higher

Tools

eCAD

PDM / ERP

Job description

37degrees, Inc. is seeking a Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineer Intern in Chicago to assist with innovative life-science instruments. You will engage in hands-on mechanical design, perform CAD tasks, and support manufacturing processes.

This internship offers valuable insight into startup operations with the possibility of remote work. Ideal candidates are pursuing a Master's or PhD in Mechanical Engineering and possess strong analytical skills.

Specifications include a need for creativity, autonomy, and a passion for mechanical products.