Graduate Engineering Intern - Software Development
Mayo Clinic3 days ago
Rochester, MN, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Complete selected engineering and software development assignments under mentor guidance.
- Design components, develop project strategies, and gather user needs, requirements, and specifications.
- Evaluate commercial components and assemble prototype systems.
- Perform design verification and validation, troubleshoot issues, and participate in design reviews.
- Conduct internship-related assignments, reports, documentation, and research or analysis of emerging machine-learning tools, frameworks, architectures, and practices.
Requirements
- Bachelor of science in engineering, business administration, management information systems, or another technology-related field from an accredited college or university.
- Currently enrolled in or intending to enroll in a graduate degree program.
- Preferred familiarity with machine-learning concepts and algorithms, Python 3, foundational data-science libraries, machine-learning frameworks, sensor-based AI, limited-compute optimization, and technical documentation.
- Applicants should attach an undergraduate transcript, current transcript, and resume or CV; a cover letter is strongly encouraged.
Benefits
- Full-time onsite internship in Rochester, Minnesota, running from May or June through December 2027.
- Assigned mentors provide instruction, guidance, and performance assessment.
- Work is performed in a multidisciplinary engineering environment with an educational facility when applicable.
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About Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit academic medical center and health system providing hospital and specialty care, research, and medical education to patients globally. It operates major campuses in Rochester, Minnesota (headquarters), Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, and Jacksonville, Florida, plus a regional health system across the Midwest. Revenue comes primarily from clinical services, complemented by research grants and education programs; specialties include heart care, cancer, transplantation, and neurosciences.