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Robotics Intern, Mechanical Engineering

Toyota Research Institute · Cambridge, MA · Just now · 0 applicants
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Pay
$40–$58/hrListed
Workplace
Hybrid
Job type
Contract
Level
Junior
Team: Robot Hardware Development and Testing · Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper

About the role

Toyota Research Institute is looking for a mechanical engineering intern to help design, fabricate, assemble, maintain, and test robot hardware. The role involves working with CAD, rapid prototyping, electronics, and field testing in a collaborative lab environment.

What you’ll do

  • Support robotic system and test-space design
  • Fabricate and assemble robot hardware
  • Maintain robotic systems and test equipment
  • Execute system tests and summarize results
  • Deploy and test robots inside and outside the lab
  • Communicate through design documents and system drawings

What you’ll need

  • Engineering student (undergrad or master's) with a hardware-oriented concentration
  • Understanding of common mechanical components and robot sensors
  • Experience with rapid prototyping tools and techniques (3D printers, laser cutters, hand tools)
  • Solid fundamentals in mechanical CAD software (Onshape or SolidWorks)
  • Experience designing, executing, and summarizing system tests
  • Electronic assembly and debugging skills, plus programming experience in MATLAB, Python, C++

Original job description

Toyota Research Institute is hiring a Mechanical Engineering Intern to contribute to its robot hardware development and testing group. The role supports robotic system and test-space design, fabrication, assembly, maintenance, and testing.Engineering student (undergrad or master's) with a hardware-oriented concentrationUnderstanding of common mechanical…

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