Intern for Mechanical design

Job Description Summary

The Turbomachinery Mechanical Design Engineer (intern) will be supporting Mechanical Design assessments in CF34 and P20 programs. It will perform duties in a multi-functional team environment including Fleet, Repair, Systems, Manufacturing and Repair shops, while is being guided by experienced Engineers.

Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities

Support Mechanical Design Assessments in turbomachinery hardware with focus on Combustors and Turbines by following experienced engineers’ directions and latest GE Aerospace Standards to meet the technical and program requirements.

Interpret previous technical studies, assessments, drawings, Engine Manuals and current conditions to provide solutions requested by Fleet and Repair.

Collaborate with experienced Mechanical Design Engineers in Field Investigations through small, guided tasks.

Perform stack up, hand calculation, life assessments and finite element analysis as required.

Manipulate 3D models and Finite Element Analysis to complement mechanical design assessments.

Required Qualifications

Student enrolled in Mechanical Engineering or Aeronautical Engineering with at least 1.5 years to graduate.

Strong mechanical design foundations (Mechanical Design, Mechanics of Materials)

Experience in mechanical design through academic projects

English skills: Must be able to maintain a simple conversation in English

Availability of partial-time work (30 hours per week)

Fast Learner

Adaptability

Desired Characteristics

Interest in being a self-starter with a passion for problem solving and driving solutions, while constantly learning and looking for mentorship.

Strong oral and written communication skills.

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No