FAQs
What is the main purpose of this Mechanical Drafter Intern position?
The main purpose of this intern position is to work alongside experienced drafters and engineers to provide support for all of Banner products, gaining real-world experience in drafting and design across a variety of part types.
What types of parts will I work with as a Mechanical Drafter Intern?
As a Mechanical Drafter Intern, you will work with a large variety of part types, including injection molded (plastic and metal), extrusions (plastic and aluminum), die cast, cut sheet, metal stampings, hardware, subassemblies, process drawings, printed circuit boards, and more.
Who will I report to in this internship?
In this internship, you will report to the Sr Engineering Manager.
What kind of experience can I expect to gain from this internship?
You can expect to gain real-world experience in mechanical drafting and design, as you will be working on a diverse range of components and collaborating with experienced professionals in the field.
Is this internship position suitable for someone with no prior experience in drafting?
Yes, this internship is a great opportunity for individuals seeking to gain practical experience, regardless of their prior drafting experience. You will have the opportunity to learn from experienced drafters and engineers.
Will I be involved in different stages of product development during this internship?
Yes, you will have the chance to be involved in various stages of product development by supporting design efforts on a wide range of part types, which provides valuable exposure to different aspects of the mechanical drafting process.
What skills should I have to be considered for this Mechanical Drafter Intern position?
While specific skills may vary, having a foundational knowledge of engineering principles, proficiency in drafting software (such as AutoCAD or SolidWorks), and a willingness to learn and collaborate with others will be beneficial for this internship role.
Is this internship likely to lead to future employment opportunities?
Internships sometimes lead to full-time employment opportunities, and performing well in this role can create pathways for future opportunities within the company, especially if you're interested in pursuing a career in engineering or drafting.