Electromechanical Engineering Intern - Summer 2026

Description

• Successfully manages strong academics alongside extracurricular activities.
• Coordinate with remote teams and suppliers for prototype builds, testing, and feedback regarding electronic systems components.
• Build and refine prototypes using 3D printers, hand tools, and soldering guns.
• Measure components using optical profilometers, calipers, digital microscopes, etc.
• Work with a team of fellow interns and an engineering mentor on a unique project to drive innovation at Stanley Black & Decker.
• Troubleshoot electromechanical systems using digital multimeters (DMM), oscilloscopes, and software.
• Test prototype designs using lab equipment such as load cells, high speed cameras, oscilloscopes, or automated testing rigs.
• Present your analyses and design work to the team.
• Perform statistical analysis from real data to support design decisions.
• Use computer aided design (CAD) software to explore design options and create unique solutions for electronic components in NEW cordless tools.

Requirements

• Be a rising junior or senior with a target graduation date of 2027 or 2028
• Actively pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, or electro-mechanical engineering.
• Maintains strong academic credentials.
• Exemplifies CAD software, statistical analysis, basic knowledge of undergraduate mechanical engineering principles such as strength of materials, material properties, machine design, heat transfer, electromagnetism, and basic electrical engineering principles such as Ohm’s law and RC circuits.

Benefits

• A flexible schedule featuring a max of 40 hours.
• Opportunity for career advancement upon graduation.
• Competitive compensation and career development opportunities.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance