Internship – Technical Mechanical Engineering (Design)

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This Position reports to:

Superviseur, Groupe Optomécanique

The quality and innovation of the engineering behind our products, systems, and services enable our customers to stay at the cutting edge. Developing solutions for our customers around the world and working on our market‑leading, state‑of‑the‑art technologies will stimulate and enrich your work and your mind.

The ABB Measurement & Analytics factory in Quebec is a world leader in the field of spectroscopy. Our contract engineering service is the largest Canadian supplier of space‑borne optical sensors used, among other things, for monitoring greenhouse gas emissions and for global weather forecasting. Our factory is also recognized for its expertise in developing and manufacturing a variety of products that meet numerous industrial analysis needs every day.

By joining one of the largest engineering departments in Quebec City, you will actively contribute to our customers’ projects as well as to the research and development of our technology. You will be part of a dynamic and stimulating multidisciplinary team.

You will participate in various mechanical design tasks within the Measurement and Analytics business unit in Quebec City (Canada). Reporting to the opto‑mechanical group and supervised by the team’s designers and engineers, you will be responsible for designing optical instruments in close collaboration with other teams (systems, electronics, testing, and integration) using the CREO (Pro/ENGINEER) software.

The mechanical design intern is responsible for the quality of the 3‑D design and technical drawings of the different components. They are involved in design, prototyping, but also integration and testing for optical measurement instruments used in multiple industrial fields as well as in aerospace and defense.

The ideal intern demonstrates strong attention to detail, curiosity, and an interest in teamwork.

Your Responsibilities

• Design parts and test fixtures in compliance with requirements, costs, and deadlines

• Create 2D drawings and 3D opto‑mechanical designs using Creo

• Support integration and testing activities

• Select and optimize manufacturing processes (CNC machining, molding, bending, 3‑D printing, and others)

• Design complex opto‑mechanical instruments

• Produce drawings following the ASME Y14.5M geometric tolerancing standard

• Participate in multidisciplinary design reviews

• Apply internal product management procedures (Windchill)

• Occasionally support production

Your Profile

• College‑level studies in mechanical engineering technology

• Basic knowledge of materials and mechanical manufacturing processes

• Knowledge of product data management (PDM, Windchill)

• Experience with 3‑D CAD software; experience with CREO (Pro/ENGINEER) is an asset

• Experience working in a laboratory and prototyping environment (asset)

• Knowledge of “Design for Manufacturing and Assembly” (DFM/DFA) principles (asset)

• Good oral and written knowledge of English (asset)

• Bilingualism (French/English): French is required. English is also required for regular communication with customers outside Quebec.

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• Members of visible minorities

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