Thermal Design Intern — Embedded Systems Engineering

North Atlantic Industries, Inc.; Bohemia, Northern (NY, KY); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

North Atlantic Industries, Inc. is offering an Internship - Mechanical Engineer Thermal on Long Island. The role focuses on supporting thermal design, testing, and manufacturing of high-reliability electronic systems.

You will gain hands-on experience with thermal analysis and fixture/tooling design. Ideal candidates pursue an engineering degree with strong math/physics coursework and show basic understanding of electronics.

Qualifications

• Pursue a degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Systems Engineering, or related discipline and complete coursework in advanced mathematics, physics, or related engineering subjects.
• Demonstrate a basic understanding of electronics and electronic components.
• Communicate effectively and apply strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

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

Skills

Basic electronics understanding

Effective communication

Analytical problem-solving

Drafting standards familiarity

Education

Engineering degree coursework (Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Systems)

Advanced math/physics coursework

Thermal analysis or product design coursework/experience

Tools

SolidWorks

Inventor

Thermal/structural analysis software

Job description

North Atlantic Industries, Inc. is offering an Internship - Mechanical Engineer Thermal on Long Island. The role focuses on supporting thermal design, testing, and manufacturing of high-reliability electronic systems.

You will gain hands-on experience with thermal analysis and fixture/tooling design. Ideal candidates pursue an engineering degree with strong math/physics coursework and show basic understanding of electronics.