Electrical Engineering Intern

Resonant Link Medical is pioneering the future of wireless power and data transfer for medical devices that go on or inside the body to help people get well and stay well. We’re committed to revolutionizing patient care by delivering high-performance, reliable, and convenient wireless charging solutions that eliminate the burden of frequent surgeries to replace batteries, improve patient outcomes, and enhance the overall healthcare experience. We’ve designed our first-of-its-kind wireless charging into more than 50 different types of medical devices and support customers around the world from our offices and employee hubs in Burlington, Vermont; Zurich, Switzerland; and Boston, Massachusetts.

Resonant Link Medical is seeking a process-oriented Electrical Engineering Intern or contract-based Electrical Engineer who thrives in a fast-paced, hands-on lab environment as part of a small team to support the assembly and testing of cutting-edge wireless charging systems for powering implantable medical devices. You will work closely with our engineering team to assemble, test, validate, and document high-performance wireless power systems to ensure they meet quality standards. This is an opportunity to gain experience with advanced power electronics technology in a dynamic R&D environment and demonstrate your technical capabilities on products that meaningfully impact peoples' lives.

Key Responsibilities

• Assemble wireless power systems, including transmitter coils with external PCBs and complete modules.
• Perform end-of-line validation testing; document results and processes according to quality standards.
• Use power electronics, mechanical and electrical tools, such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and 3D printers.
• Follow detailed procedures and maintain accurate records.

Requirements

Required Qualifications

• 1-3 years of experience with hands-on lab work, including experience with soldering and fine assembly work.
• Proficiency using oscilloscopes, power supplies, and multimeters.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow structured procedures.
• Comfortable working with electrical engineering laboratory equipment.
• Excellent documentation and organizational skills.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience manufacturing electromechanical assemblies.
• Electrical engineering background or certification.
• Experience with end-of-line testing processes.

Location and Work Conditions

• Location: Boston, MA (our office is located at 750 Main Street, Cambridge, MA).
• Lab-Based Role: Hands-on work in a lab environment, closely interacting with engineering and product development teams.

Values and Culture Add

• Self-Motivated: You take ownership of your work, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and can manage tasks with minimal supervision while meeting objectives.
• Detail-Oriented and Organized: You maintain precise test methodologies and thorough documentation, and your precision ensures consistent, high-quality test results.
• Innovation-Driven: You bring creativity and drive to executive effective assembly, testing, and validation solutions, seeking opportunities to improve on existing methods as needed.
• Team-First Mentality: You collaborate effectively, communicate clearly, and support your teammates, promoting a positive and productive environment.
• Growth Mindset: You seek continuous improvement, embracing team feedback, new technologies, and improved methodologies.
• Proactive Problem Solver: You anticipate challenges, propose solutions, and execute testing strategies efficiently and effectively.

If you’re excited about making a tangible impact in medical technology and enjoy working hands-on with cutting-edge systems, we’d love to hear from you!

Benefits

Compensation

• $40/hour
• Expected approximately 40 hours per week for 1–2 months
• Opportunity for a full-time role for the right candidate