Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing internship in Singapore
Support engineers with design, testing and project work in manufacturing and construction in Singapore.
What you'll do
Your day-to-day
As an Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing intern in Singapore, you might:
- Help prepare and check technical drawings and specifications.
- Collect test data and enter it in reports.
- Support site visits, inspections and safety checks.
- Help track parts, suppliers and project schedules.
- Join team meetings to see how engineers plan and solve problems.
You'll never sign off on designs or make licensed engineering decisions, but you'll see how engineering projects are run in practice.
Local know-how
What to know before you go
Engineering and manufacturing in Singapore
Singapore is a small island with limited land, so engineering here often means making the most of space, whether in a factory, a building or a transport project. The Economic Development Board lists advanced manufacturing as one of Singapore's top industries, and its key sectors include semiconductors, aerospace, medical technology, and energy and chemicals.
That gives engineers many kinds of employers, from manufacturers to construction and infrastructure teams. Depending on your host, you might help with drawings, test data, inspections or project records. Mechanical, electrical, civil and industrial students are all welcome, as are graduates and career changers.
Job roles
Civil Engineering Intern
Help with drawings, site records and project documents.
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Support design, testing and upkeep of equipment.
Manufacturing Engineering Intern
Help improve production steps, quality and tracking.
Electrical & Electronics Intern
Support teams working on circuits, controls and equipment.
Quality Assurance Intern
Run checks, record results and flag problems.
Project Engineering Intern
Help track schedules, documents and suppliers.
Your exact tasks depend on your host company, and all our host companies in Singapore work in English.
The industry
The Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing industry in Singapore
Economic impact
The Economic Development Board lists advanced manufacturing among Singapore's key industries, alongside sectors such as semiconductors, aerospace and medical technology.
Technology
Engineering teams use CAD, simulation and automation tools, and digital systems to track production and quality.
Career opportunities
Civil, mechanical, electrical, manufacturing and quality roles are all open to you, and your internship helps you see which path fits.
Prices
How much it costs
Asia Internship Program prices depend on your program and how long you stay. See the destination page for the full price table.
FAQ
Questions interns ask
Can I do an engineering internship in Singapore as an international student?
You need to be 18 or over with good English. Any nationality can apply, with or without a degree, and no experience is needed. Visa assistance is included in every program. We confirm your visa route before you pay the deposit and prepare the documents your embassy asks for.
Can international students do a civil engineering internship in Singapore?
It may be possible, depending on your dates and what's available. Tell your career advisor you're interested in civil engineering. Visa assistance is included in every program. We confirm your visa route before you pay the deposit and prepare the documents your embassy asks for.
Do I need an engineering degree for an engineering internship in Singapore?
No. Engineering students are the most common fit, but graduates and career changers are welcome, with or without a degree.
Applications open all year
Your field, somewhere new.
It's free to apply, and you only pay a deposit once you're accepted.