Mechancial / Thermal Intern
As a Mechancial/Thermal Intern at Etched, you will contribute to the development lifecycle of cutting-edge hardware systems. Your role involves working on thermal management solutions and mechanical integration across platform components. Key responsibilities include designing, simulating (using CFD or FEA tools), and testing cooling mechanisms for high-performance electronics. You will collaborate with senior engineers to ensure designs meet stringent performance criteria regarding heat dissipation and physical robustness. The ideal candidate is a student passionate about electro-mechanical systems, possessing foundational knowledge in thermodynamics and CAD software. This internship offers hands-on experience designing and validating complex thermal pathways crucial for advanced computing infrastructure.
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Preparing
150
Question set
20
Duration
Internship
Focus areas
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