Intern ‐ Engineering
(Based at Embilipitiya)
The Activewear Value Stream delivers high-performance sportswear and athleisure solutions designed for technical functionality, durability and everyday versatility— serving sports, lifestyle and performance segments. With a strong focus on innovation, MAS is advancing wearable technology that tracks fitness and workout analytics while blending advanced sportswear with fashion and aesthetic appeal.
Operating across Sri Lanka, Jordan and Indonesia, and with development centres in Sri Lanka and Canada, Activewear serves a global customer base that includes Nike, lululemon, Patagonia, Ralph Lauren and Gymshark. The Activewear product range offers diverse solutions such as Knit, Fleece, Tees, Woven, Sweaters, Engineered Knit.
As a unified platform, the Activewear Value Stream combines global scale, speed and technical expertise, positioning MAS as a trusted partner for innovative, performance and lifestyle apparel.
Empower transformation by becoming a driving force of change at MAS. We are on the lookout for a dedicated individual to assist in our Engineering team.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist in designing mechanical components and systems.
Prepare engineering drawings and Bills of Materials.
Collect, analyze and interpret test data.
Prepare technical reports, presentations, and documentation
Knowledge and Skills:
Final year undergraduate or a fresh graduate in Mechanical or Engineering.
Strong Analytical and Problem Solving skills.
Good communication skills.
Good Team working.
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