Internship: Process Engineering
Ready to be part of a dynamic team that's revolutionizing the 3D printing industry? Imagine a work environment where your every contribution creates a ripple effect of innovation. If you're drawn to challenges, seek out the thrill of cutting-edge projects, and thrive in a culture of autonomy, trust, and ownership, then this is more than just a job – it’s a passion-fueled journey.
As part of Supernova's engineering team, the Process Engineering Intern will play a critical role in improving the post-processing workflow by systematically analyzing and optimizing cleaning and curing strategies for 3D printed parts. Your work will be instrumental in achieving our company's mission to deliver end-use parts at scale and cost. This hands-on role will ensure that every part meets our high standards for quality and functionality. To excel in this position, you must have a strong sense of structure and be highly organized.
Systematically analyze 3D printed parts to identify areas requiring post-processing, including cleaning, and curing of parts.
Perform post-processing operations to ensure 3D printed parts meet the required specifications for final use.
Assist in the development and testing of new post-processing methods to improve efficiency and part quality.
Fresh graduate with a bachelor’s degree in materials science, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related field with an outstanding academic performance (1st class honors),
Strong interest in additive manufacturing and hands-on experience with 3D printed parts.
Basic understanding of post-processing techniques in 3D printing, such as ultrasonic or centrifugal washing, and UV curing, among others.
Effective communication skills and fluency in English.
Drive innovation in 3D printing, shaping the future of the next generation of AM industrial solutions.
Creative & Analytical Synergy: Thrive in an environment where creative problem-solving meets analytical rigor, making a real impact in our pioneering projects.
Enjoy continuous professional development at the edge where engineering, science and man manufacturing meet.