Summer Systems Engineer Intern — Instrument Development

Roche; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 34,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

On-site in Tucson

Networking opportunities

Holiday time off benefits

Job summary

Roche in Tucson, AZ, invites applications for a 2027 Summer Intern - Systems Engineer - Instrument Development. This intensive 12-week paid internship runs May/June, on-site in Tucson, offering hands-on hardware development on clinical instruments and exposure to design control practices.

You will learn data-driven decision making, engineering design methodologies, and collaboration across a biotechnology team. Open to undergrad/grad students in engineering fields.

Qualifications

• Must be pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD in an engineering field.
• Major: Biomedical, Systems, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
• Enrollment as a student and willingness to learn and contribute.

Responsibilities

• Learn and apply company concepts, policies, and procedures.
• Hands-on hardware development experience with on-market instruments.
• Generate concepts, test, and analyze design solutions to address real problems.
• Follow standard engineering practices under supervision.
• Participate in technical assessment reviews and collaborate with team members.
• Present and discuss data within the group and share knowledge.
• Suggest improvements to work processes and overall efficiency.

Skills

Literature review

Word processing

Spreadsheets

Engineering basics

Follow directions

Communication

Education

Pursuing Bachelor's Degree

Pursuing Master's Degree

Pursuing PhD

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Roche in Tucson, AZ, invites applications for a 2027 Summer Intern - Systems Engineer - Instrument Development. This intensive 12-week paid internship runs May/June, on-site in Tucson, offering hands-on hardware development on clinical instruments and exposure to design control practices.

You will learn data-driven decision making, engineering design methodologies, and collaboration across a biotechnology team. Open to undergrad/grad students in engineering fields.