Mechatronics Intern: Actuator Solutions for Marine Tech

Brunswick Corporation; Fond du Lac (WI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 38,000; Full time

Job summary

Brunswick Corporation’s Mercury Marine division in Fond du Lac, WI seeks a Mechatronics Intern to support actuator development for marine drive applications. You will bridge Electrical and Mechanical skills in a fast-paced lab, contributing to DFMEA activities and data-driven engineering.

Availability to work full-time May–August 2027 is required. Applicants should be pursuing a relevant engineering degree with strong knowledge in control systems, sensors, power electronics, and data

Qualifications

• Pursuit of a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, robotics engineering or closely related field.
• Strong working knowledge of control systems, sensors, power electronics, brushed and brushless motors.
• Data Acquisition and test design.
• Strong technical background and great communication skills.
• Experience participating in DFMEA based design methods.
• Minimum second semester sophomore status with 48 completed credits.
• Availability to work full-time (40 or more hours per week) during the the months May through August of 2027.

Responsibilities

• Process data with Matlab or Python
• Work with Engineers and Technicians to develop creative actuator solutions
• Become a resource for mechanical and electrical troubleshooting with existing and new actuator products
• Utilize and contribute to the data-based engineering community at Brunswick
• Participate in DFMEA activities for existing product improvement opportunities or new actuator products

Skills

control systems

sensors

power electronics

test design

DFMEA

communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, robotics engineering or closely related field

48 completed credits, 2nd semester sophomore

Tools

DFMEA methods

Job description

Brunswick Corporation’s Mercury Marine division in Fond du Lac, WI seeks a Mechatronics Intern to support actuator development for marine drive applications. You will bridge Electrical and Mechanical skills in a fast-paced lab, contributing to DFMEA activities and data-driven engineering.

Availability to work full-time May–August 2027 is required. Applicants should be pursuing a relevant engineering degree with strong knowledge in control systems, sensors, power electronics, and data