Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Internships for Cameron Health,
an implantable medical device company.
Cameron Health Inc, a development stage medical device startup, is
seeking exceptional engineering interns to assist with developing,
testing, and building a novel, state-of-the-art implantable
defibrillator system.
R&D Mechanical Engineering Intern and Manufacturing Engineering
Intern Positions:
Responsibilities may include:
- Developing, prototyping, and building new fixtures for testing product.
- Validation and verification testing.
- Developing new processes for manufacturing.
- Brainstorming with design and manufacturing.
- Performing risk analysis and engineering research and analysis.
Requirements:
- Pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering or related field.
- Able to tackle difficult problems and work on multiple projects.
- Experience with CAD modeling and drawing, preferably Solidworks.
- Understanding of engineering fundamentals, such as strength of
materials and heat transfer. Knowledge of electronics is a plus.
- Strong communication and documentation skills.
- Ability to use machine shop and measurement equipment such as a
mill, oscilloscope, and micrometer.
Electrical Engineering Intern Position:
Responsibilities may include:
- Verification testing and debugging of PCB assemblies in a lab environment.
- Performing electrical circuit analysis.
- Learning the basics of the design of a high-voltage, low power
implantable system in a Class-III medical device.
Requirements:
- Pursuing a degree in electrical engineering or related field.
- Able to tackle difficult problems and work on multiple projects.
- Knowledge of electronic design (amplifiers, filters, regulators, supplies)
- Ability to use lab equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters)
- Ability to use Orcad and Altium is a plus.
- Strong communication and documentation skills.
- PCB design and logic design is a plus.
Cameron Health is located in San Clemente, CA and offers a great
environment for talented and motivated people interested in applying
cutting edge technology to improving the lives of hundreds of
thousands of people affected by sudden cardiac arrest.
Qualified candidates should send a resume to:
<mailto:tfonte@cameronhealth.com>tfonte@cameronhealth.com
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