Key Skills

Job Description

Design real hardware for energy and bioproduction companies, with your mornings, evenings and weekends free to enjoy Bali. 4–6 months · 25-hour week, 11 AM–5 PM · lunch Monday to Friday · unpaid · next start: 1 November 2026 (we hire on a rolling basis, later starts are possible) What you will do Take designs from rough sketch to detailed CAD model to manufacturing documentation for systems that actually get built: assemblies, enclosures, and physical infrastructure for our portfolio companies. You'll join design reviews, prototyping, and assembly alongside our engineers. This is real project work, not academic exercises. Who we are thirty years building companies across New York, London, and Tokyo, now operating from a 4,000 sqm campus in Canggu. $150M+ raised and deployed across energy, bioproduction, and AI infrastructure. Depending on team needs and your interests, you may work on: Zero-X: thermochemical conversion and distributed energy, 200+ systems live across 11 countries Seraph Group: decentralized bioproduction combining AI, robotics, and synthetic biology Gemino AI: safe reinforcement learning for industrial control, plus Project Maya, a wearable AI platform What you will leave with Real designs for your portfolio, built for manufacturing An internship certificate Full support with university requirements: we handle the paperwork and join meetings with your university An international community of interns and engineers A path to a full-time role across the group for strong interns What it costs This internship is unpaid. Indonesian visa rules for internships require it, so we can't offer stipends or scholarships. You cover your own flights, visa, and living costs. Lunch is on us Monday to Friday, and rooms on campus are available at competitive rates. Living in Bali typically costs about €500–1,000 per month, depending on your lifestyle. Who you are Studying, or recently graduated in, mechanical engineering, industrial design, or a related field Some CAD experience in any software (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Inventor, CATIA or similar; class projects count) Curious, reliable, and ready to work on-site in Bali for 4–6 months You don't need to know every tool. If you've modeled something and want to learn how real hardware gets made, apply. This internship can count toward a university requirement. How to apply Apply directly on LinkedIn, or email your CV to [email protected]. If you have a CAD model, drawings, or a project you're proud of, add it, but it's optional. We reply within 3–5 days. Fully on-site in Bali. No remote or hybrid option.

Core Responsibilities

Develop hardware designs from rough sketches into detailed CAD models and manufacturing documentation, including assemblies, enclosures, and physical infrastructure. Participate in design reviews, prototyping, and assembly with engineers on projects intended for real-world manufacturing.

Requirements

Applicants should be studying or recently graduated in mechanical engineering, industrial design, or a related field, and have some CAD experience; class projects count. They must be curious, reliable, and able to work on-site in Bali for 4–6 months.

Benefits

• Weekday Lunch
• University Requirement Support
• Internship Certificate
• Access To On-Campus Rooms At Competitive Rates
• Potential Path To A Full-Time Role