Research & Development Engineering Intern, WATCHMAN

What you'll do

• Build and assemble experimental hardware to address medical feedback.
• Invent original testing procedures to measure how devices function.
• Review market information and surgical imagery to assist development teams.

What they're looking for

• Enrolled in a Biomedical or Mechanical Engineering degree program.
• Expected graduation between Fall 2027 and Spring 2029.
• Skilled with Excel and capable of commuting to the Minnesota office.
• Authorized to work domestically without needing future visa support.

Pay and perks

• Annual compensation between $43,368 and $73,736.