Logitech
(SummerInternship)MechanicalIntern
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“(Summer Internship) Mechanical Intern at Logitech. Skills: Mechanism design, prototyping, testing. Review current product Mechanism design in the Market, and understand each product parameter. Extensive prototyping based on parameters to validate the output, mechanical and electrical prototype”
What You'll Achieve.
Summary parameters of analysis and output of user test; A fully functional prototype to demonstrate parameters
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Electromechanical, Mechanical Engineering degree level, Basic understanding of motor, motor control, position/angular sensing, load cell, English communication skills - both written and verbal
Nice to Have
Aspiring ERacing Enthusiast (ACC, GT7… etc), Pro-E Cero skill, Knowledge of prototyping, material, and tooling, and molding is a plus, Being interested in design and technology is of particular interest, You are a Gamer!
What You'll Do.
Review current product Mechanism design in the Market
and understand each product parameter
Extensive prototyping based on parameters to validate the output
mechanical and electrical prototype
Use of measurement and testing equipment
includes force measurement & drop test testing
Organize user testing and qualification
Summary and report the findings from the study
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
collaborating with expert teams; Collaborate and Challenge
Communication Scope
English communication skills - both written and verbal
Full Job Description
Logitech is the Sweet Spot for people who want their actions to have a positive global impact while having the flexibility to do it in their own way. **Summer internship period:****July 1, 2026 (Wed) ~ August 31, 2026 (Mon)** **The Team and Role:** The potential candidate will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic R&D Center, collaborating with expert teams to create great products in gaming-related categories. Passion for design and development is the key, this includes creating and testing solutions to meet design goals. **Your Contribution:** Be Yourself. Be Open. Stay Hungry and Humble. Collaborate and Challenge. Decide and just Do. These are the behaviors you’ll need for success at Logitech. In this role you will: * Review current product Mechanism design in the Market, and understand each product parameter. * Extensive prototyping based on parameters to validate the output, mechanical and electrical prototype. * Use of measurement and testing equipment, to support output, includes force measurement & drop test testing, etc. * Organize user testing and qualification. * Summary and report the findings from the study. * At the end of the internship, the potential candidate will have to deliver: * Summary parameters of analysis and output of user test * A fully functional prototype to demonstrate parameters **Key Qualifications:** For consideration, you must bring the following minimum skills and behaviors to our team: * The potential candidate should be graduate level with an Electromechanical, Mechanical Engineering degree; A candidate finishing the 3rd year on a degree course could be considered * Strong interest in car racing (Simulation racing is fine) * Basic understanding of motor, motor control, position/angular sensing, load cell * English communication skills - both written and verbal In addition,**preferable** skills and behaviors include: * Aspiring ERacing Enthusiast (ACC, GT7… etc) * Pro-E Cero skill * Knowledge of prototyping, material, and tool
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