Role: Robotics Intern (Engineering – 1st/2nd Year)

Type: Internship (Part-time / Flexible)

Location: On-site (New Delhi)

Duration: 2–6 months (extendable)

About the Role

We are looking for enthusiastic 1st or 2nd year engineering students who are passionate about robotics, electronics, and teaching . As a Robotics Intern, you will help introduce school students to basic electronics, circuit building, and beginner robotics projects through engaging sessions and hands-on activities.

This role is ideal for students who enjoy explaining concepts, building projects, and creating educational content .

What You’ll Do

• Teach basic electronics and circuit building to school students.
• Conduct hands-on robotics and DIY project sessions.
• Help design simple robotics projects and learning kits.
• Create educational YouTube content explaining concepts and projects.
• Assist in developing learning modules and workshop materials.
• Support school workshops, robotics clubs, and online sessions.

What You’ll Learn

• Practical electronics and robotics prototyping
• Teaching and communication skills
• STEM education program design
• Content creation for educational YouTube channels
• Experience running real workshops and student programs

Who Should Apply

• 1st or 2nd year engineering students (ECE, EE, Mechatronics, Robotics, CS or related fields)
• Basic knowledge of electronics, Arduino, or robotics projects
• Comfortable explaining concepts to school students (Grades 5–10)
• Interest in DIY projects, robotics, and STEM education
• Good communication and enthusiasm for teaching

Perks & Benefits

• Internship Certificate
• Letter of Recommendation (based on performance)
• Opportunity to feature on our YouTube channel as a robotics educator
• Build a portfolio of real robotics projects and workshops
• Hands-on exposure to STEM education programs
• Leadership opportunity to run robotics clubs in schools
• Possibility of long-term role / program lead / full-time position

Ideal Candidate

Someone who:

• Loves building cool electronics projects
• Enjoys teaching younger students
• Wants to build a strong robotics portfolio early in college
• Is excited about making learning fun and practical