Technical Writing • Systems Integration • Field Technology • Technical Support • Logistics & Warehouse Operations •AWS Cloud Infrastructure/Full-Stack Integration Developer

NANOV DISPLAY INC.
Transforming Real-Time Public Information Systems Through Digital Innovation

Program Period: December 17 – January 13, 2027
Duration: 5 Weeks
Program Type: Hands-On Technical Internship
Career Path: Internship → Performance Review → Potential Employment Opportunity

Turn Five Weeks Into Hands-On Technology Experience

NANOV DISPLAY INC. is seeking motivated college students, seniors, recent graduates, and early-career technical candidates for its 5-Week Technical Internship Program.

This program is designed for candidates who want practical experience beyond the classroom. Interns will work alongside NANOV’s engineering, project, and operations teams and gain exposure to the integration, deployment, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and logistics of outdoor real-time passenger information displays and Smart City digital signage systems.

NANOV’s systems combine mechanical and electrical components, industrial computers, high-brightness displays, cellular communications, IP networking, IoT devices, cloud-connected applications, and outdoor enclosures into complete field-deployed systems.

During the five-week program, interns will learn how these technologies move through the complete project lifecycle:

Engineering → Components → Assembly → Systems Integration → Configuration → Testing → Deployment → Commissioning → Technical Support → Preventive Maintenance → Lifecycle Support

About NANOV DISPLAY INC.

NANOV DISPLAY INC. is a Florida-based technology systems integrator with more than 25 years of experience developing and integrating outdoor digital signage and real-time public information systems.

NANOV specializes in:

Outdoor real-time passenger information displays
Smart City digital signage and interactive kiosks
High-brightness outdoor LCD and LED display systems
Transit information and content management systems
IoT-based monitoring and remote diagnostics
Cellular, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and cloud-connected infrastructure
Mechanical and electrical enclosure integration
Custom hardware and software systems integration
Field deployment, commissioning, and lifecycle maintenance

NANOV’s project experience includes public transportation, municipal, healthcare, and institutional deployments throughout the United States and Canada.

What You’ll Work On

This internship combines six practical technical areas:

Interns will rotate through assignments based on their academic background, technical skills, active projects, and demonstrated ability.

1. Systems Integration Technician

Learn how individual electronic and IT components are integrated into a complete outdoor digital signage system.

Responsibilities may include:

Assist with assembly and integration of digital signage equipment and kiosks
Install and connect displays, industrial computers, power supplies, controllers, routers, cellular modems, sensors, and peripheral devices
Assist with AC/DC wiring, cabling, grounding, and component connections
Verify equipment model numbers, serial numbers, and system configurations
Perform visual and functional inspections
Assist with equipment configuration and quality-control testing
Identify hardware and integration issues
Prepare equipment for Factory Acceptance Testing and field deployment
Maintain accurate assembly and testing records

Interns will gain exposure to the integration of power systems, controllers, computers, displays, sensors, and communications equipment used within NANOV systems.

2. IT & Computer Networking, AWS Data Engineer

Interns will gain practical experience supporting the IT infrastructure behind connected digital signage.

Assignments may include: Cloud Infrastructure/DevSevOps Engineer

Build and maintains the ETL/ELT pipelines that pull data from internal system (CRMs, ERPs, production databases) and clean it before streaming in to GoML’s system
Manages AWS IAM roles, API gateways, VPC networking, security groups, and encryption keys. – Runtime performance and FinOps cloud spend.
Builds and maintains the APIs that connect GoML’s microservices to the web.
Configure Windows-based industrial computers and digital signage players
Assist with routers, cellular modems, Ethernet connections, and IoT devices
Learn basic LAN/WAN and IP-networking concepts
Assist with IP addressing and device connectivity
Test cellular and Ethernet communications
Support remote-access and remote-monitoring systems
Assist with hardware and software troubleshooting
Diagnose basic connectivity problems
Document system configurations and technical changes
Work with engineering staff to resolve technical support issues

NANOV’s deployed systems use Windows-based computers, cellular communications, Ethernet networks, IoT devices, and remote monitoring technologies, providing interns with exposure to real-world connected infrastructure.

3. Field Technician & Preventive Maintenance

Qualified interns may assist NANOV technicians with supervised field activities involving deployed equipment.

Responsibilities may include:

Participate in site inspections and equipment surveys
Assist with preventive maintenance
Inspect displays, computers, routers, power supplies, wiring, sensors, and communications equipment
Assist with troubleshooting and component replacement
Perform basic operational and connectivity tests
Document equipment conditions with photographs
Prepare inspection and maintenance reports
Update repair and service logs
Assist with system upgrades and retrofit projects
Prepare replacement equipment and spare parts
Support technicians during installation and commissioning activities

NANOV’s field operations include inspection, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, retrofit, equipment replacement, and lifecycle support at deployed locations.

4. Technical Writing & Engineering Documentation

Technical work is only effective when it is properly documented. Interns will learn how professional technical documentation supports engineering, installation, maintenance, and customer operations.

Assignments may include:

Prepare equipment and component documentation
Update technical specifications
Assist with installation and maintenance manuals
Prepare testing procedures and checklists
Document troubleshooting procedures
Create equipment inventory and configuration records
Prepare field service and inspection reports
Organize photographs, drawings, test records, and equipment information
Assist with technical Scopes of Work (SOW)
Support preparation of project closeout documentation
Assist with system diagrams, wiring diagrams, equipment schedules, and O&M documentation

Interns may work with actual project documentation such as engineering reports, technical manuals, installation procedures, maintenance documentation, system diagrams, wiring diagrams, test reports, and O&M manuals.

5. Logistics Technician

Technology deployment requires the correct equipment to reach the correct project location on schedule and in verified working condition.

Interns will gain practical experience in technical logistics, including:

Receive and inspect incoming equipment and components
Verify purchase orders, packing lists, quantities, and model numbers
Record equipment serial numbers
Organize equipment by customer and project
Prepare components and spare parts for field technicians
Package equipment for shipment and field deployment
Prepare shipping and receiving documentation
Track equipment movement between office, warehouse, project sites, and vendors
Assist with RMA and defective-equipment processing
Coordinate replacement parts and repair shipments
Maintain accurate inventory and logistics records

6. Warehouse Technician & Technical Inventory

The NANOV warehouse is not simply a storage facility—it supports product integration, testing, repair, spare-parts management, field deployment, and logistics.

Intern assignments may include:

Organize technical components and project equipment
Maintain inventory records
Identify and label equipment
Verify model numbers, serial numbers, quantities, and project assignments
Prepare equipment for integration and testing
Maintain spare-parts inventory
Prepare field-service tool and equipment kits
Assist with receiving and outgoing shipments
Maintain organized engineering and technical work areas
Support RMA, repair, and replacement operations
Conduct periodic inventory verification
Assist with preparation of equipment for customer deployment

These activities reflect NANOV’s systems-integration workflow, including receiving equipment, maintaining spare-parts records, preparing equipment for deployment, coordinating shipments, and supporting RMA and repair activities.

5-Week Technical Training Roadmap

Week 1 – Orientation, Safety & Product Fundamentals

Learn NANOV’s technology platforms, outdoor digital signage architecture, workplace procedures, equipment identification, technical documentation, inventory procedures, and basic safety practices.

Interns will become familiar with the relationship between:

Display + Computer + Power + Network + Cellular Communication + Sensors + Software + Outdoor Enclosure

Week 2 – Systems Integration & Technical Documentation

Participate in supervised equipment assembly, component identification, wiring/cabling, configuration, documentation, system diagrams, inventory records, and basic functional testing.

Week 3 – IT Networking, Testing & Technical Support

Work with Windows computers, digital signage players, routers, cellular modems, IP networking, remote monitoring, troubleshooting, system configuration, and technical support procedures.

Week 4 – Field Technology, Logistics & Preventive Maintenance

Gain exposure to field-service preparation, preventive maintenance, spare-parts management, equipment troubleshooting, shipping/receiving, RMA processing, and supervised project-site activities when available.

Week 5 – Applied Technical Assignment & Performance Evaluation

Complete an assigned technical project demonstrating the skills developed during the program.

Examples may include:

Assemble and document a digital signage subsystem
Create a technical installation or maintenance procedure
Perform equipment inventory and configuration verification
Prepare a preventive-maintenance checklist
Diagnose and document a simulated technical issue
Prepare a system diagram and equipment schedule
Complete a field-service preparation package

The program concludes with a performance review and evaluation of technical skills, documentation quality, reliability, communication, and ability to work independently.

What You’ll Gain

During five weeks, interns will develop practical exposure to:

The program emphasizes how mechanical, electrical, IT, communications, and field infrastructure operate together as one complete system—an important aspect of NANOV’s multidisciplinary engineering environment.

Who Should Apply?

We welcome college students, seniors, recent graduates, technical-school students, and early-career candidates interested in hands-on technology.

Preferred academic backgrounds include:

Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Computer Engineering
Information Technology / Information Systems
Engineering Technology
Electronics Technology
Mechatronics
Industrial Technology
Networking / Cybersecurity
Computer Science
Supply Chain / Logistics
Technical or vocational programs
Related technical disciplines

Preferred Qualifications

Candidates should demonstrate:

Strong interest in hands-on technology and problem solving
Basic knowledge of computers, electronics, mechanical, or electrical systems
Familiarity with Windows-based computers
Interest in networking, cellular communications, and connected devices
Ability to follow technical instructions and procedures
Ability to use common hand tools
Strong attention to detail
Ability to maintain accurate technical and inventory records
Basic Microsoft Office 365 skills
Good written and verbal communication
Dependability, punctuality, and professional conduct
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a technical team
Willingness to work in office, warehouse, integration, and supervised field environments

Previous transit or digital-signage experience is not required. NANOV values candidates who demonstrate technical curiosity, hands-on problem-solving ability, reliability, initiative, and a willingness to learn.

Program Locations & Work Format

On-Site Training – Miami

Brickell Headquarters
31 SE 5th Street, CU-201
Miami, FL 33131

Warehouse / Engineering & Operations Center
1505 NW 23rd Street
Miami, FL 33142

Field / Remote Project Support

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Richmond, Virginia | Westchester, New York | Jersey City, New Jersey

Selected assignments may include remote or hybrid technical support following successful completion of required on-site training.

Field assignments may require local or regional travel for site surveys, installation support, commissioning, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and technical support.

Internship Completion & Career Opportunity

Successful interns will receive:

Five weeks of structured hands-on technical experience
Exposure to active Smart City and public transportation technology
Practical systems-integration and troubleshooting experience
IT/networking and technical-support exposure
Technical writing and documentation experience
Logistics and inventory-management experience
Field-service and preventive-maintenance exposure
Internship Completion Certificate upon successful completion of program requirements
Final performance and technical-skills evaluation
Consideration for continued employment based on performance and company needs

High-performing interns may be considered for positions such as:

How to Apply

Please submit:

1. Resume
2. Brief cover letter describing your technical background, hands-on experience, and areas of interest.

Applications may be submitted through Handshake or by email to admin@nanovdisplay.com.

College students, seniors, recent graduates, and early-career technical candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Program Period: December 17, 2026 – January 13, 2027

Application & Assessment Procedure

NANOV DISPLAY INC. uses a structured application and assessment process to evaluate each candidate’s qualifications, communication skills, technical or business aptitude, and suitability for the position.

Step 1 – Pre-Screening Questions
Candidates complete pre-screening questions covering education, graduation date, work authorization, availability, commuting ability, relevant experience, and interest in the position.

Step 2 – Zoom Interview & Skills Assessment
Selected candidates participate in a brief Zoom interview, including self-introduction, communication assessment, and position-related skills evaluation.

Step 3 – In-Person Interview
Qualified candidates are invited to an in-person interview to further evaluate their qualifications, communication skills, professionalism, and understanding of NANOV’s business and work environment.

Step 4 – Pre-Training Workplace Visit & Hands-On Skills Assessment
Final-stage candidates may be invited to visit NANOV’s office, warehouse, or applicable worksite for orientation and a practical skills assessment.

For Technical Applicants, the assessment may include:

Hand-tool identification and proper use
Basic wiring, cabling, connectors, and component work
Mechanical/electrical aptitude
AutoCAD or technical drawing review
Basic troubleshooting and equipment familiarization
Workplace and field-safety awareness

For Business/Project Management Applicants, the assessment may include:

Microsoft Office 365 skills
Business and technical documentation
Project research and opportunity identification
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint assignments
Report preparation and document organization
Written and verbal communication

Step 5 – Final Review & Selection
NANOV reviews the candidate’s overall performance throughout the application and assessment process. Successful candidates may then receive an internship or employment offer, subject to the requirements of the applicable position.

NANOV DISPLAY INC.
Outdoor Real-Time Transit Information • Smart City Digital Signage • Engineering & Systems Integration

Monday	8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday	8:30am – 5:00pm
Wednesday	8:30am – 5:00pm
Thursday	8:30am – 5:00pm
Friday	8:30am – 5:00pm

Technical Internship Program-Miami