Industrial Design Intern

You'll be shaping how our humanoid looks, feels, and moves — from the structure underneath to the very last surface curve.\n\nWhat you'll actually do\n\n- Work on real humanoid development across structural design, assembly design, and surface modeling\n- Obsess over the details (the kind most people never notice — but you will)\n- Move fast and ship on schedule, the way startups actually run\n- Sit at the intersection of design and engineering, where the cool stuff happens\n\nWhat we're looking for\n\n- Industrial Design background — final-year Bachelor's or a Master's\n- Genuine interest in humanoids and robotics (this isn't a "looks good on the resume" role)\n- Comfortable in Onshape, SolidWorks, Fusion 360, KeyShot, Plasticity, or similar\n- A sharp eye for detail and the discipline to deliver under deadlines\n- You get how startups operate — ambiguity doesn't scare you, it excites you\n\nBonus points\n\n- Mechanical engineering background\n- You've worked on a robotics project (class, club, hackathon — all count)\n- You understand structural design, assembly design, and surface modeling of a humanoid\n\nThis is one of the most exciting design challenges out there right now: building the coolest humanoid for an interplanetary future. If that lights you up, we want to see what you've got.\n\nDrop your portfolio. That matters more than a perfect CV.