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Mechanical Engineering Intern (Spring 2027) at ASM · Greater…
InternshipOn-siteGreater Phoenix Area
Skills
mechanical engineeringmechanical designproduct developmentcad toolscuriositywillingness to learn
Job Description
Summary: ASM is a leading company in the semiconductor industry, known for its innovation and collaborative culture. The Mechanical Engineering Intern will gain hands-on experience in platform design activities while collaborating with experienced engineers on product development projects.
Responsibilities:
- Support Platform Design activities
- Collaborate with experienced engineers across the product development lifecycle
Required Qualifications:
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering
- Strong interest in mechanical design and product development
- Foundational understanding of mechanical engineering concepts
- Experience with or exposure to CAD tools
- Curiosity, willingness to learn, and comfort working in a collaborative engineering environment
Required Skills: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, Product Development, CAD Tools, Curiosity, Willingness to Learn
Internship Start Date: Start in 2027 Spring
Benefits: Learn from the Best: Work alongside experienced mechanical and platform engineers, Step into the Future: Gain exposure to advanced semiconductor platforms and technologies, Make a Real Impact: Support real design and release activities used in production tools, Network Like a Pro: Build connections across engineering, manufacturing, and lab teams, Challenge Your Mind: Apply classroom fundamentals to real engineering problems in a product environment
Benefits
Learn from the Best: Work alongside experienced mechanical and platform engineers
Step into the Future: Gain exposure to advanced semiconductor platforms and technologies
Make a Real Impact: Support real design and release activities used in production tools
Network Like a Pro: Build connections across engineering, manufacturing, and lab teams
Challenge Your Mind: Apply classroom fundamentals to real engineering problems in a product environment