Intern | Engineering - SIC

IDEX Corporation•Farmington, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This internship is focused on product development within Mott’s Semiconductor Innovation Center, supporting the design, development, and qualification of engineered components used in semiconductor manufacturing. Interns work closely with product development, applications, and manufacturing engineering teams to help translate customer requirements and concepts into practical, manufacturable solutions. Mott is a technology-driven, high-precision filtration company trusted by the world’s best technical and performance brands across four core markets: Medicine, Computing Power, Clean Energy, and Space Exploration. Our products can be found everywhere…including lifesaving medical devices, artificial intelligence, and missions to Mars! The company’s strategic vision is to deliver technological breakthroughs in critical growth markets. Established in 1959 and located in Farmington, Connecticut (90 miles from NYC and Boston), the company is a part of the IDEX family and has more than doubled in size over the last 5 years. Mott is poised for significant expansion over the next 5 years.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a BS or MS degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical discipline
Interest in applied engineering, experimental testing, and hands‑on problem solving
Ability to work effectively in a team‑based, laboratory environment
Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn disciplined experimental methods.

Responsibilities

Support product development activities, including design iteration, testing, and qualification of semiconductor-focused components and subsystems
Assist with laboratory and cleanroom testing to evaluate performance, reliability, and robustness of development parts
Drive design work utilizing 3D CAD and project management tools
Contribute to prototype builds, hands-on testing, and data analysis to support product decisions
Collaborate with cross‑functional teams including product engineering, applications engineering, manufacturing, and quality
Document test results, observations, and development learnings in structured technical summaries