Wearable Sensing is a San Diego-based company focused on the development of wearable sensors technology and its potential applications. Our first products are wearable wireless brain activity monitoring systems that are opening the door to innovative applications in commercial domains including neuroergonomics, augmented cognition, Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI), neuromarketing, peak-performance training, etc. Wearable Sensing is a start-up that was founded in March 2013 and is actively growing.

Location & Format of Internship: In-Person   |   16744 W Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA 92127

Employment Type: Internship

POSITION OVERVIEW:

The Intern will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals on real-world products and get hands-on experience in assembly, manufacturing, testing, repair, and maintenance of equipment, amongst other related tasks.

SKILLS THE INTERN MUST HAVE:

• Basic Electrical Theory - A fundamental understanding of electrical theory, including knowledge of circuits, voltage, current, resistance, and basic electrical components. The ability to apply this knowledge to practical tasks is essential.
• Proficiency in Using Common Engineering Tools and Equipment - Competency in using and maintaining common engineering tools and equipment, such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, soldering equipment, and other relevant instruments.
• Mechanical Assembly - Hands-on experience with mechanical assembly, including the ability to assemble, and modify mechanical systems and components.
• Test Maintenance, Debugging, and Repair - Hands-on experience and knowledge in equipment maintenance and repair, with a focus on ensuring optimal functionality. Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues during testing.
• Technical Process Documentation – Understanding of technical documentation requirements and document controls.

STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITIES/EXPECTATIONS:

• Assembly, soldering, and testing of electronic boards, sensors, and electrodes.
• Mechanical assembly, wiring, and testing of headsets and systems.
• Troubleshooting manufacturing bugs and repair of damaged products.
• Component inspections, system verification and validation testing.
• Product packaging and maintenance of digital documentation and records.
• Support in implementing a digital inventory system and document control.
• Documentation of assembly and testing procedures.

STUDENT QUALIFICATIONS:

• At least 1 semester of math and 1-2 assembly or engineering technician courses.
• Self-driven individual who is meticulous and driven to excellence in workmanship.
• Responsible and independent worker who strives to complete projects on time.
• Fluency in English, with good communication and computer skills.
• Flexible team-player who is capable of following instructions.

This internship is available through the Border Region Talent Pipeline Grant, which has its own eligibility criteria. Interested participants must meet these requirements and apply accordingly.

• Learn more about the 2025 VERIFIED PROGRAMS here .
• February 1 – February 28: The Student Eligibility Application is open here and must be completed as a prerequisite for applying to internships.