Stryten Energy builds batteries. Batteries that power your world. From cars, trucks, and boats to forklifts, railways, and UPS systems, Stryten batteries offer endurance and reliability. For our transportation batteries, we work directly with retail partners to put batteries on their shelves and then into your vehicles. For our motive and network power batteries, we sell directly to our customers. We partner with our customers to identify their needs and then find the best solution for that need, regardless of technology. We are not betting our future on any one solution. Instead, we believe the future will involve great battery technology, which will include both advanced lead and lithium solutions, depending on customer needs. Stryten Energy is located north of Atlanta in Alpharetta, GA. We are looking for a Mechanical Engineering student from May 2027 through August 2027. This is a 40-hour week, paid opportunity, but housing is not provided, so you must have both housing and transportation. Check out our interns from prior summers!

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//jobs.stryten.com/early-careers About the role - you'll need to: Participate in the design of innovative electronic devices intended for defense, motive, and large energy storage applications. Validate technologies and produce working demonstration systems that integrate new technologies with existing Stryten products. Use CAD (Stryten uses SolidWorks) and engineering analysis to assist with the definition and fine-tuning of emerging designs. Perform experiments, first-article inspections, material selection, and similar tasks associated with mechanical engineering. Draft test reports and plans for engineering testing and validation. Working towards a BS in Mechanical Engineering Graduating between DEC 2027 and

MAY 2028

(3rd-year student preferred) With a GPA of 3.0 or greater You must have housing and transportation The position requires working on-site daily About you - you'll need: Previous internship or a proven school project with design experience. Minimum of 500 hours of SolidWorks experience. Preference given to students with an understanding of GD&T. Preference given to students with an understanding of SolidWorks PDM. The ability to work in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment. Strong communication skills (written and verbal). Good attention to detail, the ability to multitask, and time management skills. Well-developed computer skills, including CAD, Word, and Excel. A collaborative approach - you'll be a natural and enthusiastic team player. Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship now or at any time in the future.