Electromechanical Technician Intern

Re:Build Manufacturing•Merrimack, NH

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Re:Build DAPR Engineering, LLC (DAPR) is an engineering design and analysis consulting firm in Nashua, New Hampshire. We work with customers across many industries to develop and deliver turnkey industrial machines to meet their unique requirements. We design and build custom automation solutions, work with OEM's to develop industrial products, and provide engineering analysis using FEA tools. This internship is especially well suited for someone whose experience goes beyond the classroom. You’re comfortable working alongside technicians, operators, and manufacturing teams, and you’re willing to observe, ask questions, troubleshoot issues, and contribute wherever you can. A technical degree can be helpful, but practical hands-on experience is more important for this opportunity.

Requirements

Prior hands-on experience with hand tools, mechanical or electromechanical assembly, or general shop-floor work in an industrial environment.
Practical work experience applying these skills; this internship is intended for candidates with hands-on experience beyond classroom exposure alone.
Ability to follow workplace instructions and communicate clearly with team members in everyday manufacturing situations.
Basic arithmetic skills, including working with decimals, fractions, and percentages.
Ability to approach problems in a structured way, observe what is happening, gather information, and help identify solutions within established processes.
Comfort working in a hands-on manufacturing environment that requires extended periods of standing, frequent bending or stooping, repetitive lifting of lightweight objects, and occasional lifting of heavy objects over 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

A two-year or four-year technical degree is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

Build components, subassemblies, and systems alongside manufacturing and production teams on the shop floor.
Fit, adjust, and test assembled hardware to verify proper form, function, and conformance to specifications.
Troubleshoot assembly and production issues in real time, working directly with technicians and operators to identify potential solutions.
Support manufacturing line troubleshooting by observing processes, gathering relevant data, and helping implement corrective actions.
Document assembly procedures, work instructions, and process observations to support continuous improvement.
Contribute technical input as manufacturing programs transition from design into hands-on production.