At Western Digital, we’re not working on incremental updates—we’re building what’s next. As an Engineering Intern on our Advanced System Development team , you’ll work hands-on with next-generation Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) technology , contributing directly to how future data storage systems are designed, tested, and improved. This is a real engineering role , not a shadowing experience. You’ll run experiments, analyze data, debug issues, and collaborate with engineers who are actively shaping new technology. What You’ll Do Work hands-on with HAMR technology , supporting early-stage development and testing of next-generation storage systems Run bench experiments and characterizations , execute scripts, and help debug unexpected issues when systems don’t behave as expected Analyze engineering data using tools like MATLAB and Python to identify trends, issues, and opportunities for improvement Build and maintain data pipelines and databases that help the team make informed technical decisions Collaborate closely with engineers across hardware, firmware, and system development—your input will matter Learn by doing : gain exposure to engineering, physics, and materials science as they apply to real-world products This position is part of our Early Career program at WD. Our Early Career program is designed to support individuals beginning their professional career by providing the foundational training through a structured onboarding, mentorship, and development curriculum.
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