Job Description
The Intern, Mechatronics Engineer is a pioneer in a job of the future by developing rapid and safe deployment of industrial vehicles from a hardware and safety perspective. This position strives to solve business problems using innovation modeling, mathematical modeling, engineering principals, Automation/Robotics, Lean Six Sigma, computer programming, business knowledge, or other advanced analytical skills. This position conducts research and development of new technologies for both robotics and software technologies. This position is involved in the research, development and prototyping of autonomous systems encompassing areas such as computer vision, object recognition, path planning and following, and electro-mechanical systems and devices.
The Intern, Mechatronics Engineer is a pioneer in a job of the future by developing rapid and safe deployment of industrial vehicles from a hardware and safety perspective. This position strives to solve business problems using innovation modeling, mathematical modeling, engineering principals, Automation/Robotics, Lean Six Sigma, computer programming, business knowledge, or other advanced analytical skills. This position conducts research and development of new technologies for both robotics and software technologies. This position is involved in the research, development and prototyping of autonomous systems encompassing areas such as computer vision, object recognition, path planning and following, and electro-mechanical systems and devices.
Responsibilities
- Assist in the setup and maintain design of Software Modules and overall Architecture.
- Perform ad-hoc requests to review, develop, and/or analyze operational or department specific processes.
- Design, develop, and enhance electro-mechanical systems and mechatronic devices.
- Create Automated Systems and collaborate with the Software Team to control them.
- Program vehicle controllers using various tools and utilities.
- Use CAD software like SolidWorks to model electro-mechanical hardware.
- Create and troubleshoot electrical schematics.
- Monitor failure modes from the field deployments and work on quality improvements through the product lifecycle.
- Conduct research, document findings, and present reports at meetings.
- Identify areas of weakness in the production line or finished products and make recommendations for improvement.
- Understand problems or client briefs and develop solutions that satisfy them.
- Select the required tools and materials for the manufacturing process.
- Manage a research project during the internship that focuses on key Research and Development problems.
- Attend workshops, training sessions, and conferences to network with others and stay on top of field advancements.
- Maintain a positive attitude in a highly intense environment.
- Work in a team setting to accomplish department goals.
- Other duties and projects, as assigned.
Requirements
Education:
- Pursuing Bachelor's Degree or higher in Mechatronics Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical, Mechanical, or other related field. Superior academic and leadership achievements, preferred
- Prior experience in mechanical and electrical engineering, preferred
- Experience in leading 3D modeling systems preferred. Controller programming, required
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
- Strong systems analysis and design skills.
- Active Learning
- Flexibility and Adaptability
- Initiative
- Interpersonal Relationships
- Managing Multiple Priorities
- Problem Solving
Other Details
Work Hours:
Work Hours:
- This is a temporary intern position. Work schedule will generally fall between 8:00 am - 5:00 pm with occasional irregular hours depending on workload.
- This is an hourly position paid biweekly.
About Us
ArcBest Technologies, ArcBest's tech and innovation team, provides custom-built solutions and leading-edge technologies that help our customers successfully navigate the complex supply chain landscape. The team is made up of highly engaged, creative tech and analytics professionals who create smart solutions that help keep the global supply chain moving.
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