Technical Assembly & Production Intern

Aerolase – High-Power Medical Laser Manufacturing
Location: Elmsford, NY (On-site)

Aerolase develops world-class medical lasers used in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. We are looking for a hands-on intern who wants to learn how high-precision medical devices are built from the inside out.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who loves working with tools, taking things apart, understanding how machines work, and contributing to real-world production output.

What You’ll Do

As part of our Production & Engineering teams, you will assist with:

• Mechano-electrical sub-assembly work for high-power laser systems

• Mechanical assembly, fastening, soldering (if trained), cable routing, and component prep

• Potential progression to full laser core assembly under supervision

• Supporting throughput improvements by streamlining assembly steps

• Performing secondary energy tests on completed laser systems (if trained)

• Maintaining a clean, organized, and safety-compliant work area

• Helping track parts, components, and build progress

Your primary focus will be speeding up production through reliable, meticulous assembly. Safety training will be provided.

Who You Are

Required:

• Organized, careful, and detail-oriented

• Strong interest in production, assembly, electronics, or hardware systems

• Comfortable working with your hands and following structured processes

• Enthusiastic about learning how medical devices are built

Preferred:

• Hands-on experience using tools (screwdrivers, pliers, soldering tools, multimeters, etc.)

• Experience working around electrical systems, even informally (home projects, hobby electronics, robotics, repairing gadgets, etc.)

• Prior exposure to assembling toys, machines, electronics, or anything mechanical

• Coursework or degree in Engineering, especially Electrical Engineering or related fields (Mechanical, Mechatronics, etc.)

What You’ll Learn

• How high-power medical lasers are built, tested, and validated

• Industry-grade mechanical and electrical assembly practices

• Production workflows, work instructions, and quality assurance

• Safe handling of electrical systems, optics, and high-precision components

• Real-world coordination with engineering, quality, and operations teams

Why This Internship Matters

You will directly support the manufacturing of life-enhancing medical devices used worldwide. Your work will increase throughput, improve quality, and give you hands-on engineering experience few internships offer.