Website:
integrarobotics.in
Job details:
Robotics Engineer Intern; Robot Development Integration and Testing
Job description:
Role: Support design, assembly, programming and testing of Integra’s robotic arms, manipulators and mobile robots under senior engineers. Assignments will match your strengths in mechanical, electronics or software engineering.
Project experience: No prior employment required. At least one practical college, personal or competition project in robotics, automation or mechatronics, with a demonstrable individual contribution.
Qualification: Pursuing or recently completed B.E./B.Tech in Robotics, Mechatronics, Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical, Computer Science or a related discipline.
Work arrangement: Full-time internship, work from the office; supervised lab and workshop assignments.
Scope of responsibilities:
- Assist with robot assembly and integration of joints, grippers, sensors, wiring and controllers using approved drawings and procedures.
- For mechanical assignments, create Fusion 360 models, mounts and drawings; check dimensions, clearances and assembly fit with engineer review.
- For electronics or software assignments, support sensor/motor interfaces, basic firmware, Python test scripts or ROS 2 nodes under supervision.
- Run supervised motion, payload, repeatability and endurance tests; record measurements, flag anomalies and help reproduce and diagnose faults.
- Assist camera setup, sensor calibration and data logging; label task outcomes and maintain separate autonomous and teleoperation records.
- Maintain BOMs, assembly notes, code revisions and test reports. Follow lab procedures and seek engineer approval before energising or operating hardware.
Software and technical experience:
Entry requirement: Practical familiarity with at least one workflow: Fusion 360 CAD; MCU programming using Arduino IDE or STM32CubeIDE; or Python/C++ development.
Relevant tools: Fusion 360, KiCad, Python/C++, Ubuntu/Linux, ROS 2, OpenCV and Git. You will learn the tools relevant to your assigned project.
Must have qualifications:
- A working project, prototype or simulation that you can demonstrate and explain, including your contribution and a problem you resolved.
- Practical ability in at least one area: mechanical CAD, embedded electronics or robotics programming, supported by project files or a demo.
- Ability to troubleshoot methodically, document results, and follow laboratory safety procedures and engineering instructions.
Preferred qualifications:
- Experience with Fusion 360 assemblies, production drawings, 3D printing or prototype fabrication.
- Experience with Arduino, ESP32 or STM32 projects involving sensor interfaces, encoder feedback or motor control.
- Experience with ROS 2, OpenCV, Gazebo/MuJoCo, robot data logging or Git collaboration.
Application requirements:
Share a project video, GitHub repository, CAD assembly or circuit documentation, with a short note on what you built, tested and debugged yourself.
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