Location: Los Alamos, NM
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
**What You Will Do** Are you passionate about engineering and eager to tackle real-world challenges? Internships with the Modern Manufacturing Methodologies (E-2) group offers a unique opportunity to contribute to mission-critical projects that directly support the goals of Los Alamos National Laboratory. We are seeking outstanding students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds who are driven to make a difference. Selection into our program is competitive and based on academic excellence, relevant experience, and alignment with our program. We welcome applicants from a broad range of applied science disciplines, including but not limited to mechanical engineering, robotics, aerospace engineering, computer science, and physics. As an intern with our group, you will work on cutting-edge engineering projects, either independently or as part of a team, under the mentorship of experienced LANL staff. Our mentors are experts in Advanced Manufacturing (AM), design for manufacturing, engineering analysis, experimentation, and sensor R&D. You will have the opportunity to work with tools and languages such as LabVIEW, Solidworks, Python, Matlab, 3D printing slicers, and inspection software. You may also design, develop, and produce custom components like mounting fixtures, jigs, test apparatuses, and sensors. Additionally, you will have the opportunity gain experience in vacuums, microscopy, design of experiments, metrology, and hands-on R&D. This internship is more than just a job-it's a chance to work on meaningful projects that have real-world applications. You'll gain hands-on experience, enhance your technical skills, and collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the field. **What You Need** **Minimum Job Requirements:** - Education/Experience: Masters in any engineering discipline including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, materials engineering, or related discipline completed within the last 5 years. Applications from