Mechatronics Engineering Internship Program - Winter 2024

CareerDC Internships charge a fee for the coordination of each internship program. You will get a tailored resume, interview training, unlimited interviews, access to our network of host companies, an internship placement relevant to your studies, an accredited WIL course (where applicable) and support during your internship.

The Mechatronics Engineering Internship Program is ideal for international engineering students in Australia. The program's purpose is to immerse students and new graduates in hands-on industry tasks with local businesses and give them an experience of a real Australian workplace. 

It's a good option for any Mechatronics Engineering student in Australia who wants to get local work experience and academic credit for the internship. The internship program is open to both international and domestic students in Australia. 

Have you graduated already? Or what if an internship is not required by your degree? In that case, you can still apply for the internship program and combine your internship placement with an accredited Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program. 

The internship program is facilitated by CareerDC, work experience placement coordinators. We have been helping domestic and international students in Australia get work experience placements since 2011.

The Mechatronics Engineering Internship Program will be matched to meet your internship preferences and needs, including start date, location and duration. 

Just to give some examples, the host companies include:

• an engineering business specialising in metal product design and assembly, 
• a technical services company servicing clients in the mining, construction and aerospace industries, and 
• a long-standing engineering company specialising in welding and fixturing systems.

As another example, and depending on your host company, your internship could include any of the following types of tasks and learning experiences:

• learning 3D CAD part design and drafting, 
• assisting with material research and procurement,
• learning about material handling processes and factory design, 
• prototype design, 
• machine testing,
• mechanical frameworks,
• building control systems,
• production of manufacturing drawings and using SolidWorks, 
• relationship between the manufacturing process and designing new products, and
• stress analysis on mechanical components. 

Apply now with your resume and contact CareerDC for full details on the internship program, how it works and what is included.  There is a coordination fee that comes with the internship program and the internship placement. 

To apply and to get full details on the program and what is included, send your resume to CareerDC.