Most graduates are not short of qualifications. They are short of something concrete to put on a CV — a project they built, measured and can explain. That is exactly the gap our internships fill.
Open to B.Tech, M.Tech, Masters and PhD students across all engineering fields. Delivered fully online, so you can join from anywhere — UK, USA, Europe or Asia.
Students join us from the UK, USA, Europe and across Asia. No relocation and no fixed office hours — work is set weekly and reviewed live with an engineer.
Your internship certificate is issued by JMS Research Technology and carries both our India and UK company branches — useful when you apply in either region.
A company work experience certificate stating the role, the duration and what you delivered — including a LinkedIn recommendation written by the engineer who supervised you.
LabVIEW, KiCad, PCB design, Machine Learning, Python for engineering data, MATLAB and Octave, and version control the way it is genuinely used in industry.
ESP32 and STM32 firmware, sensor interfacing, data acquisition, and bringing up a board that has just come back from fabrication.
You work alongside practising engineers on real instruments. Your code and your schematics get reviewed properly, line by line.
You finish with a working project, the files behind it, and the ability to explain every design decision in an interview. That is what actually converts into an offer.
End-to-end solution — from choosing a topic you can actually finish, to the demonstration on the day. B.Tech, M.Tech, Masters and PhD.
Your project is supervised by doctorate-qualified staff, so the methodology, the analysis and the argument are held to the standard an examiner will apply.
Where the work is strong enough, we support you to write it up and submit it — with the opportunity to publish as a co-author in a conference or journal.
We help you pick something achievable in the time you really have, and that an examiner will accept as original work.
Schematic, PCB, firmware and test rig. Built and measured on real hardware, not simulated and hoped for.
A measurement plan, the analysis to go with it, and figures that stand up to questioning in a viva.
Report structure, full review, and a rehearsal so that nothing in your own project surprises you on the day.
Email projects@shobinzlab.com with your discipline, your year of study, how many hours a week you can commit, and one paragraph about something you have built. Internship applications are read all year round.