Mechanical Engineering Intern
The intern will design and validate GNSS product enclosures, antennas, and mounting systems using 3D CAD tools. They will also support the full product development cycle, including PCB integration, environmental testing, and manufacturing documentation.
- On-site
- Calgary, AB
- Posted Sep 3, 2026
- Apply by Oct 5, 2026
- 1 position
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Job summary
Overview Hexagon Autonomous Solutions is seeking a highly motivated Mechanical Engineering Intern to join our GNSS positioning hardware team for a 1-year period from May 3, 2027 to May 2, 2028. This role emphasizes mechanical design, enclosure development, design verification, and hands-on hardware validation supporting the innovation of precision positioning technologies. You will gain practical experience designing and validating GNSS products, antennas, and ruggedized electronics enclosures using modern CAD tools and environmental test equipment. The role includes exposure to the full product development cycle, from concept and prototype development through qualification testing and manufacturing release. Location: Calgary, AB (onsite) Responsibilities As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, your contributions will include: Create and maintain 3D CAD models, assemblies, detailed drawings, and engineering documentation. Design GNSS product enclosures, antenna housings, seals, gaskets, mounting systems, and test fixtures. Support PCB integration and packaging while considering antenna performance, EMI, and EMC requirements. Create manufacturing drawings including GD&T and tolerance analysis. Build, assemble, and evaluate prototypes for fit, function, reliability, and manufacturability. Develop and execute design verification (DVT) test specifications plans and procedures. Support environmental testing including Sine Sweep, Random Vibration, HALT, thermal cycling, ingress protection, and leak testing. Analyze test results, troubleshoot failures, and participate in root-cause investigations. Participate in Design FMEA (DFMEA) activities to improve product robustness and reliability. Work with suppliers and manufacturing teams on materials, processes, tooling, and product quality. Contribute to design reviews and continuous improvement initiatives for mechanical design and testing processes. Qualifications Must-Have: Registered in an Engineering Internship/Co-op program (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Manufacturing, or related discipline) and completed at least 2nd or 3rd year of studies by the start of the work term. Strong academic credentials. Experience with 3D CAD software such as SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Inventor, or similar. Strong communication skills (oral and written). Available for a 12-month, full-time (37.5 h/week) internship in Calgary, AB. Nice-to-Have: Interest in mechanical product design, electronics packaging, or precision positioning technologies. Familiarity with GD&T, engineering drawings, and tolerance analysis. Experience with enclosure design, sealing methods, and leak prevention techniques. Familiarity with environmental qualification testing including vibration, shock, HALT, thermal cycling, and ingress protection testing. Understanding of DFMEA, root-cause analysis, and reliability engineering concepts. Experience integrating PCBs and electronic assemblies into mechanical designs. Awareness of EMI/EMC requirements and how mechanical design impacts GNSS antenna performance. Experience with rapid prototyping, machining, or 3D printing. Key Success Factors: Strong attention to detail and a "first-time right" mindset. Comfortable working independently and within a collaborative team. Motivated by challenging technical work with a focus on quality and precision. Able to follow complex instructions while knowing when to ask for help. This job posting closes on October 4, 2026.
What you’ll do
The intern will design and validate GNSS product enclosures, antennas, and mounting systems using 3D CAD tools. They will also support the full product development cycle, including PCB integration, environmental testing, and manufacturing documentation.
Requirements
Candidates must be registered in an Engineering Internship or Co-op program and have completed at least their second or third year of studies. Proficiency in 3D CAD software and strong communication skills are required for this 12-month onsite role.
Listed skills
- EMI/EMCPreferred
- SolidWorksPreferred
- Root Cause AnalysisPreferred
Other relevant skills
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- Mechanical design
- 3D CAD
- SolidWorks
- Creo
- NX
- Inventor
- GD&T
- Tolerance analysis
- PCB integration
- EMI/EMC
- Environmental testing
- Prototyping
- Root-cause analysis
- DFMEA
- Reliability engineering
- GNSS positioning
- Engineering Documentation
- Mechanical Design
- Design Verification
- Electromagnetic Interference And Compatibility (EMC/EMI)
- PTC Creo (CAD Suite)
- Self-Motivation
- Prototype Development
- 3D Modeling
- Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
- Antenna
- Printed Circuit Board
- Communication
- Continuous Improvement Process
- SolidWorks (CAD)
- Vibrations
- Design Failure Mode And Effects Analysis
- Electronics
- Engineering Drawings
- Environmental Tests
- Packaging And Labeling
- Gaskets
- Innovation
- Mechanical Engineering
- Machining
- Mechatronics
- New Product Development
- Product Design
- Random Vibration
- Rapid Prototyping
- Reliability Engineering
- Tolerance Analysis
- Tooling
- Troubleshooting (Problem Solving)
- Product Quality (QA/QC)
Job areas
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Intern
- Mechanical Engineer (General)
- Mechanical Engineers
Additional details
- Minimum education
- Bachelor’s degree
- Minimum experience
- 0+ years
- Apply by
- Oct 5, 2026
- Posting language
- English
- Working hours
- 38 hours per week
