Engineering Intern

Who You Are

You’re the person who takes things apart to see how they work, labels the toolbox, and can’t help but make the next thing better. You love to tinker, organize, and create, whether that’s a CAD model you stayed up to finish, a robotics build, or a personal project in the garage. You’re an engineering student who wants to learn how products really get made, from the first sketch to the last test.

This is a seat at the table while an engineering team is being built. You’ll see the full engineering cycle up close: drawings for new and existing products, the documentation that supports them, hands-on product testing, and the quality cases that make them better. Your work ships on real products used in hospitals, and our interns have gone on to become full-time teammates.

If you’re ready to build something real, now’s the time to apply!

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What We’re Looking For

• Enrolled in a mechanical engineering degree
• Loves to tinker, organize, and create, and gets satisfaction from getting the details right
• Curious about how products are designed, documented, tested, and improved
• Juniors both encouraged to apply

What You’ll Do

The Engineering Intern supports released products, the quality case system, and the broader engineering team by generating drawings, maintaining documentation, running product testing, and improving existing processes.

Five things that must never be forgotten:

• Product Sustainment Support: generate, support, and maintain documentation related to released products
• Engineering and Quality Documentation: create and maintain specifications, install sheets, BOMs, and more
• Case Management Support: support troubleshooting and resolving of quality cases
• Engineering Drawing Generation: create and maintain manufacturing drawings for new and existing products
• Product Testing: conduct product testing for developing products and items in the quality case system

Key Metrics – Monthly

• 15 or more drawings created or revised and released through the approval process
• Fewer than 2 correction rounds (redlines) per drawing over the term
• 10 or more document sets (spec sheets, install sheets, BOMs) created or brought current
• 5 or more quality cases supported: reproducing the issue, investigating root cause, documenting findings
• 3 or more tests carried out from start to finish, with a written report
• 3 or more process improvements identified and put into practice

What We Offer

We believe high performers should be rewarded clearly and fairly. We offer:

• Exposure to the full engineering process and cycle, from drawing to documentation to testing to quality case
• Ownership of real projects that carry from kickoff to result and show up in company initiatives
• A seat in the same meetings as managers and leaders, with a mentor from the start
• A chance to help shape and grow a new engineering team
• A small, high-growth company that prioritizes hiring its interns and promoting from within

This is a place where effort is recognized, growth is supported, and performance is rewarded.

About Pure Processing

Reprocessing is the hidden backbone of safe healthcare. Every day, sterile processing and GI teams stand between patients and infection risk. Their work is essential, but often unseen and physically demanding. Pure Processing exists to champion these professionals. We design solutions that raise the standard of reprocessing, making workflows safer, effective, and more dignified.

For more information or to apply, contact Megan Litoborski, VP, People Development & HR, at (877) 718-6868, or by e-mailing ml*********@*************ng.com