Mechanical Engineering Intern

MetaMetaMenlo Park, California, United States
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Posted

10/9/2026

Employment

Internship

Range

$7k - $12k/month

Work style

On-site

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Core responsibilities

The intern will build and run structural FEA models in ANSYS to guide the mechanical design of high-power, liquid-cooled accelerator modules. They will also correlate simulation results with lab test data and document findings to support design trade-offs.

Requirements overview

Candidates must be currently pursuing a Master's or PhD in Mechanical Engineering with a strong foundation in solid mechanics. Hands-on experience with ANSYS for structural FEA is required, along with strong analytical and communication skills.

Key skills

Finite Element AnalysisANSYSStructural SimulationSolid MechanicsStrength Of MaterialsThermo-mechanical ModelingWarpage SimulationPCB Design3D CADCreoSolidWorksPythonAPDLTechnical WritingData Correlation

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Education requirements

postgraduate degree

About Meta

Industry

Software Development

Employees

165,373

Type

Public Company

Size

10,001+ employees

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EngineeringTechnologyManufacturing

Description

Meta is seeking a graduate mechanical engineering student with a strong background in finite element analysis (FEA) to join our Accelerator Reference Design (ARD) team. ARD designs and delivers production-quality accelerator modules for Meta's custom AI silicon (MTIA), covering board design, power delivery, thermal-mechanical design and module management hardware. As the team grows its in-house design and simulation capabilities, this intern will run the structural simulations that guide the mechanical design of our high-power, liquid-cooled modules. You'll work closely with mechanical, thermal, packaging and electrical engineers. Responsibilities Build, mesh and run structural FEA models in ANSYS of accelerator modules, PCBs and mechanical hardware such as stiffeners and cold plates. Simulate mounting and preload, assembly, gravity and handling loads to evaluate stress, strain and deflection against design criteria. Run warpage simulations at room and elevated temperatures for bare boards, populated boards and full assemblies. Run design-of-experiment and parametric studies (geometry, thickness, material) to support design trade-offs. Correlate simulation results with lab test data (e.g. shadow moiré, strain gauge) and refine models to improve accuracy. Document assumptions, boundary conditions and results in clear reports, and present findings and recommendations to the ARD team. Minimum Qualifications Currently pursuing a Master's or PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering Hands-on experience with ANSYS (Mechanical or Workbench) for structural FEA, through coursework, research or projects Deep foundation in solid mechanics, strength of materials, and material behavior Preferred Qualifications Experience with thermo-mechanical, warpage or composite/laminate (e.g. PCB) modeling Experience correlating simulation with physical test data Experience bringing ECAD/MCAD data into FEA models Experience with 3D CAD tools, Creo preferred and SolidWorks acceptable, for geometry cleanup and simplification Scripting or automation experience (e.g. Python, APDL) for parametric studies or post-processing Experienced analytical, technical writing and communication skills $6,688/month to $11,880/month + benefits

Requirements

  • •Finite Element Analysis
  • •ANSYS
  • •Structural Simulation
  • •Solid Mechanics
  • •Strength Of Materials
  • •Thermo-mechanical Modeling
  • •Warpage Simulation
  • •PCB Design
  • •3D CAD
  • •Creo
  • •SolidWorks
  • •Python
  • •APDL
  • •Technical Writing
  • •Data Correlation

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