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Paid summer internship testing photonic integrated circuit hardware in a laboratory environment. Responsibilities include building and modifying photonic test stations, operating optical and electronic test equipment, writing Python automation programs, collecting and analyzing system-level data, and preparing test reports. Candidates should be pursuing a graduate degree in electrical engineering, photonics, or a related field, with basic coding and laboratory equipment experience.

Supports the Corporate Procurement team with vendor eligibility reviews, invoice tracking and approvals, vendor communication, category management, spend tracking, RFPs, bid analysis, KPI reporting, policy adoption, and transaction compliance. The intern will also create dashboards and tracking templates and lead an internship project. This is a part-time, temporary, on-site role in Boston, Massachusetts.

Work on embedded hardware and FPGA-based wearable systems: assist with schematic capture, multilayer PCB layout, component selection, prototyping, board bring-up, validation, testing, and debugging. Support FPGA implementations for signal processing and interface logic while collaborating with product, industrial design, and supply chain teams.

Summer 2027 Product Design Intern working with designers, engineers, and product partners on a scoped project for hardware engineering customers. Responsibilities include user research, workflow analysis, AI-assisted prototyping, detailed product design, design critiques, and contributing to design system components and documentation. Candidates should demonstrate visual design fundamentals, thoughtful problem-solving, prototyping ability, curiosity about technical problems, and openness to feedback.

Technical Writing Interns will test product features and create clear, accurate documentation, tutorials, examples, release notes, diagrams, screenshots, and dynamic content. They will collaborate with engineers, designers, product managers, and writers; participate in planning and bug bashes; analyze customer feedback and metrics; publish content through a docs-as-code workflow; and complete an end-to-end documentation project during a 12-week, in-person internship.

Summer industrial engineering internship focused on company-assigned projects and hands-on process improvement at a wood manufacturing plant. Interns will work to increase throughput, reduce downtime, and improve quality or yield while gaining experience in the manufacturing industry. The three-month internship is based in the Western Oregon Region in Medford, Oregon, and is open to junior or senior engineering students.

Supports supervised software development, data engineering, testing, and market research for distributed mission systems and edge-computing prototypes. Responsibilities include building data ingestion and visualization capabilities, supporting digital-twin and fleet-readiness scenarios, integrating APIs and data formats, creating automated tests, documenting technical findings, and presenting completed work. The internship is part-time during the academic year and full-time during summer, with an anticipated end date of December 2027.

Supports power semiconductor applications through product simulation, bench evaluation, reference design development, customer design debugging, and technical documentation. The intern provides application support to customers and field application engineers, collaborates with applications and design engineers on product evaluations, writes application notes and articles, and presents project results to senior leadership. The role requires working in an office or laboratory three days per week in San Jose.

Software Engineering Intern assisting with application development, testing, debugging, documentation, and deployment using C#, ASP.NET, and .NET Core. The role involves collaborating with senior developers throughout the software development lifecycle, troubleshooting issues, writing maintainable code, and building practical software engineering skills. Candidates must have a completed bachelor’s degree and foundational knowledge of web development, databases, object-oriented programming, and software development principles.

Supports design engineers with Engineering Change Requests and legacy drawing conversions while gaining practical experience in mechanical design engineering, manufacturing environments, and engineering practices.