longshot•Alameda, California, United StatesInvite-only right now: save jobs, track applications, build tailored resumes
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10/14/2026
Employment
Part time, Internship, Temporary
Range
$20 - $25/hr
Work style
On-site
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Core responsibilities
Work with a mentor and cross-functional engineering teams to support manufacturing operations and build and test hardware. Contribute to projects spanning design, test, electrical, software, and mechanical engineering, gaining exposure to the process of moving hardware from concept to build.
Requirements overview
Applicants should be enrolled in a relevant technical or vocational program, or pursuing a degree in engineering, physics, mathematics, or a related discipline. They should have at least three months of hands-on fabrication, assembly, machining, or hardware-build experience and be comfortable reading technical drawings, blueprints, or assembly instructions; familiarity with tools or machine shop equipment is a plus.
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Industry
Sporting Goods Manufacturing
Employees
49
Type
Privately Held
Size
2-10 employees
TargetVision is changing the way that people think about shooting, hunting, and training. The company has created a unique combination of camera systems and software that is redefining the shooting experience. The system makes the sport more inviting to aspiring shooters, provides avid shooters with the ability to hone their skills more efficiently, and has gaming features everyone can enjoy with their friends. TargetVision sells hardware accessories to both gun ranges and individual shooters. All of the products work on a universal platform and provide a seamless way for any user to benefit from the software whether at home or at the range. TargetVision charges gun ranges a monthly software subscription fee for each device they own. The company also sells an upgraded version of its software to shooters who wish to have a more extensive feature set on their mobile device.
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