Intern, Engineering Application Mechanics New Brake Systems

In this Mechanical Engineering Internship with the Bosch Braking division you will dive deep into the design and validation of brake system components with a strong focus on the brake fluid reservoir (RSV). Your main project will involve hands-on laboratory work as you investigate RSV cap designs by monitoring vibration fluid spillage and friction effects in a lab environment and summarizing your findings. You will also create a user-friendly tool to simplify and automate the calculation of RSV volume requirements ensuring our designs meet worst-case scenario demands. Furthermore you will conduct a comprehensive benchmarking study of key reservoir designs utilizing industry tools like Caresoft Iceberg to compare Bosch products against competitors and create a portfolio of current and future design strategies. This role is perfect for an inquisitive engineer who enjoys a mix of physical testing data-driven tool development and competitive market analysis.

Qualifications :

Required Qualifications:

Currently enrolled in or completed third year of a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline

Hands-on practical approach to problem-solving and learning

Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

Preferred Qualifications:

Familiarity with Excel and the use of automation macros and functionality within the software

Knowledge of hydraulic systems or vehicle dynamics

Additional Information :

Indefinite U.S. work authorized individuals only.  Future sponsorship for work authorization unavailable.

Equal Opportunity Employer including disability / veterans 

*Bosch adheres to Federal State and Local laws regarding drug-testing. Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screen and background check. Candidates who have been offered the position must pass both screenings before their start date. 

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type :

Full-time