HELPING CREATE AND GROW INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS THAT OFFER REAL WORLD OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
If you're a mobility-related business that would consider hiring student interns, but you are worried you don't have the capacity or expertise to administer and manage an intern program, the Readying Professionals in Mobility (RPM) program can help.
• Creating internship job descriptions
• Marketing internship openings
• Collecting and screening applicants
• Onboarding student interns
• Professional development for employers and interns
• Joint-company intern programming
• Connecting to additional sources of support
Leverage the expertise of University of Detroit Mercy's over 100-year old engineering co-op program to engage with the enthusiasm and cutting-edge skills of student interns to advance your business.
Generously sponsored by:
Administered by: University of Detroit Mercy, College of Engineering & Science
We are looking for a motivated intern to support the design and integration of mechanical systems. Interns will contribute to real projects alongside experienced engineers, with a focus on structural design, system integration, and product development. Experience with CAD software is preferred; familiarity with Siemens NX or Rhino is a plus. Positions are available in Detroit and Monroe, Michigan. The positions are 10–14 hours per week, with flexibility to align with the student’s academic schedule. A portion of the hours will be onsite, and reliable transportation is required.
We are looking for a motivated intern to support the development and testing of software applications that interface with hardware and multiple systems. We are seeking a full-stack developer with experience in TypeScript, Python (FastAPI), SQL, React/Next.js, and Express. Experience with cloud infrastructure is highly desirable. The position is 10–14 hours per week, with flexibility to align with the student’s academic schedule, and is preferably onsite in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Reliable transportation is required.
We are looking for a motivated UX/UI and Software Engineering Intern to support software programming, user interface and user experience development, and the integration of software stacks. This is a hands-on opportunity to contribute to real projects, collaborate with engineers, and gain practical experience developing and integrating software systems. The position is 16 hours per week, with flexibility to align with the student’s academic schedule, and is preferably onsite in Monroe, Michigan. Reliable transportation is required.
We are looking for motivated Electrical Engineering Interns interested in electrical systems, hardware integration, and hands-on engineering. Interns will support wiring, battery systems, high-voltage integration, diagnostics, and controls software while working closely with experienced engineers. Positions are available in Monroe, Farmington, and Detroit. The schedule is 10–16 hours per week, with flexibility to align with the student’s academic schedule. Some or all hours will be onsite; reliable transportation is required.