Mechatronics Engineering Intern

Relling Inc; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 56,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

Relling Systems in San Francisco (Potrero Hill) seeks an in-person engineer-in-training to design, assemble and test a scoped fixture or electromechanical subsystem. The role involves measuring fit and repeatability and collaborating with software and controls engineers on interfaces.

You are currently pursuing a relevant degree and have CAD and hands-on build experience from coursework or personal projects; you should be able to explain design decisions and failures.

Qualifications

• Working toward a relevant degree or equivalent practical training.
• CAD and hands-on build experience from a course, team or personal project.
• Can explain design decisions and failures. Formula-team experience is welcome, not required.

Responsibilities

• Design, assemble and test a scoped fixture or electromechanical subsystem.
• Measure fit and repeatability, compare results with the design and update documentation.
• Work with software and controls engineers on the subsystem's interfaces.

Skills

Hands-on build experience

Explain design decisions and failures

Education

Pursuing relevant degree

Tools

CAD

Job description

About Relling Systems

Pay: $5,500/month plus $40/day meal stipend. Hours: 40-60/week. Duration: 2-4 months, flexible.

Relling Systems (YC S25) builds ready-to-deploy AI robot workcells for US manufacturers. We design and test in San Francisco and put systems to work on factory floors. This role is in person in Potrero Hill, San Francisco.

What you'll do

• Help design, assemble and test a scoped fixture or electromechanical subsystem.
• Measure fit and repeatability, compare results with the design and update documentation.
• Work with software and controls engineers on the subsystem's interfaces.

What we're looking for

• Working toward a relevant degree or equivalent practical training.
• CAD and hands-on build experience from a course, team or personal project.
• Can explain design decisions and failures. Formula-team experience is welcome, not required.