The Role
Paid temporary systems engineering internship focused on designing, building, and testing electronics and embedded microcontroller systems for medical devices. Interns collaborate with senior engineers, technicians, and multidisciplinary project teams while gaining hands-on experience with electromechanical products, digital, power, motor control, analog, and RF circuits. The role also involves learning relevant medical concepts and working within schedule and budget constraints.
Summary Generated by Built In
We are a creative design firm with multiple disciplines of engineering - electrical, mechanical, software, biomedical, as well as project management, model making, technicians, industrial design to help us create medical devices that make the world a better place.
We promote learning and growth opportunities for everyone on our team. The Engenious Internship is an opportunity for meaningful, hands-on work in a real-world product development environment. Typically Interns are embedded directly into a project team, working side-by-side with senior engineers to get their hands dirty with real designs for real products!
The Engenious Internship is a paid, temporary position with a definitive start and end date. Due to the temporary status of the Internship, Interns are not eligible to participate in the Engenious benefits program.
About Systems/Test Engineers at Engenious:
Systems Engineering is at the core of the product design process at Engenious, with Systems Engineers taking a leading role in the design of complex electromechanical and embedded systems. With an ability to work at the highest and lowest levels of the design process, a Systems Engineer can be found advising on compliance strategy, root-causing technical problems, defining product requirements, fabricating prototypes, and rallying design teams. Systems Engineers are expert cross-functional communicators, spending much of their time collaborating and coordinating with design and test engineers, project leaders, clients, and the end users of the products they are designing.
Test Engineer is integral to our design team, responsible for thorough, evidence-based tests to ensure that critical systems are properly designed. Test Engineers develop test methods across all engineering disciplines, conducting software, electronics, mechanical, and system integration testing of medical devices and other high technology systems. They have a well-developed appreciation for precise documentation and well-summarized results. Test engineers work directly with the entire project design team. They frequently contribute to design, build and troubleshooting activities.
Check out our systems and test team at: https://www.engenio.us/about/our-team
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. and like working with a highly-engaged team of sharp people.
We recognize that top talent comes from all over the world, however Engenious Design is unable to offer visa sponsorship opportunities at this time.
We promote learning and growth opportunities for everyone on our team. The Engenious Internship is an opportunity for meaningful, hands-on work in a real-world product development environment. Typically Interns are embedded directly into a project team, working side-by-side with senior engineers to get their hands dirty with real designs for real products!
The Engenious Internship is a paid, temporary position with a definitive start and end date. Due to the temporary status of the Internship, Interns are not eligible to participate in the Engenious benefits program.
About Systems/Test Engineers at Engenious:
Systems Engineering is at the core of the product design process at Engenious, with Systems Engineers taking a leading role in the design of complex electromechanical and embedded systems. With an ability to work at the highest and lowest levels of the design process, a Systems Engineer can be found advising on compliance strategy, root-causing technical problems, defining product requirements, fabricating prototypes, and rallying design teams. Systems Engineers are expert cross-functional communicators, spending much of their time collaborating and coordinating with design and test engineers, project leaders, clients, and the end users of the products they are designing.
Test Engineer is integral to our design team, responsible for thorough, evidence-based tests to ensure that critical systems are properly designed. Test Engineers develop test methods across all engineering disciplines, conducting software, electronics, mechanical, and system integration testing of medical devices and other high technology systems. They have a well-developed appreciation for precise documentation and well-summarized results. Test engineers work directly with the entire project design team. They frequently contribute to design, build and troubleshooting activities.
Check out our systems and test team at: https://www.engenio.us/about/our-team
What You'll Do:
- Work Collaboratively to design, build and test electronics and embedded microcontroller systems.
- Expand Your Knowledge Base of designing electromechanical products, including enclosures, digital, power supply, motor control, analog and RF circuits, working in a close team of engineers, technicians and others.
- Learn About the Medical Field working on inventive medical devices and other advanced technology product development.
What We Expect:
- Maintain Healthy Work/Life Balance.
- Work in a Close Team with a sense of urgency, ownership and attention to detail.
- Maintain Professional Relationships, communication, demeanor, appearance and work environment.
- Become Knowledgeable of Medical Concepts including anatomy, physiology, and disease processes relevant to medical device work.
- Makes It Happen, not just there when it happens.
- Able to Think on her/his feet.
- Self-Aware, others-aware, situationally aware.
- Humble, but self-confident.
- Internally Driven for productivity.
- Adjust Focus on Detail or broader view to suit situation.
- Work Within Schedule and Budget Constraints making appropriate trade-off decisions.
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. and like working with a highly-engaged team of sharp people.
We recognize that top talent comes from all over the world, however Engenious Design is unable to offer visa sponsorship opportunities at this time.
Skills Required
- Must be authorized to work in the United States
- Ability to collaborate effectively within a highly engaged multidisciplinary engineering team
- Strong communication, professionalism, attention to detail, and ownership
- Ability to adapt between detailed work and broader project perspectives
- Ability to work within schedule and budget constraints
- Willingness to learn medical concepts relevant to medical device development
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The Company
What We Do
Our engineering team is a booster rocket for accelerating medical device design; we help clients launch products with certainty. We fold into client development teams, working alongside as design partners. Our uniquely-integrated approach means lower-risk development and more transparency. Our team’s portfolio includes FDA Class II, III and PMA devices. We plan, specify, architect, design, prototype, verify, validate and transfer devices to production. Our focus is on electronic, mechanical and embedded software medical devices. Because of our medical device focus, we have an ISO:13485 / 21CFR820 - compliant quality system.
