Summer Mechanical Engineer Intern – Embedded Systems

North Atlantic Industries, Inc.; Bohemia, Northern (NY, KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

North Atlantic Industries, Inc. seeks an Intern – Mechanical Engineer for Summer 2027 to support mechanical design for existing and new NAI products.

You will work with mechanical drawings, design changes, and manufacturability considerations for high‑reliability electronics. You’ll gain hands-on experience in thermal and vibration analysis, fixture design, and communication of design updates to engineering stakeholders while pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree.

Qualifications

• Pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Coursework in advanced mathematics, physics, or related engineering subjects.
• Basic understanding of electronics and electronic components.
• Ability to communicate effectively and apply strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist in preparing mechanical drawing updates and engineering change documentation.
• Support the development and detailing of mechanical designs for new and existing products.
• Contribute to thermal and vibration analysis and related design evaluations.
• Assist with fixture and tooling design in support of Manufacturing and Production Engineering.
• Evaluate mechanical design constraints that affect product performance and manufacturability.
• Maintain accurate project documentation and communicate design updates to engineering stakeholders.

Skills

3D modeling

Thermal analysis exposure

Analytical skills

Education

Pursue Mechanical Engineering degree

Advanced math/physics coursework

Basic electronics understanding

Tools

SolidWorks/Inventor

Mechanical drafting standards

Job description

North Atlantic Industries, Inc. seeks an Intern – Mechanical Engineer for Summer 2027 to support mechanical design for existing and new NAI products.

You will work with mechanical drawings, design changes, and manufacturability considerations for high‑reliability electronics. You’ll gain hands-on experience in thermal and vibration analysis, fixture design, and communication of design updates to engineering stakeholders while pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree.