Remote Engineering Internships

Typical roles for a remote engineering internship

Here are a few examples of roles that our virtual engineering interns have taken on before:

• Data Engineering

  Data is a popular and rapidly growing field in the world of engineering. Engineers in many different areas utilize data in their day-to-day work, and experience handling this data is incredibly valuable. Interns will have the opportunity to learn the basics of collecting and organizing data, and may also take part in data analyses and reviews.

• Software Engineering

  Software engineers are always in high demand, not only for their abilities to code but also for their logical and methodical solution-driven perspectives. Interns will have the opportunity to assist in the development of websites and mobile apps, deploy bug fixes, track platform performance, and much more.

• Mechanical Engineering

  Mechanical engineering skills are widely applicable and can be used in everything from robotics and construction to the automotive industry. Interns with a mechanical engineering background may take on tasks including creating tests for new products, as well as conducting quality testing on existing products, drafting designs, and product assembly.

• Civil Engineering

  Civil engineers typically work with both private-owned and government-owned enterprises to build parking lots, roads, bridges, etc. Interns may have the opportunity to learn how to draft project plans, conduct testing, and maintenance, as well as work with a variety of internal and external stakeholders.