Propulsion Engineer Intern

Employment: Internship
Department: Engineering Research & Development
Job Description:
We are looking for a propulsion engineer intern to support engineering design, launch and test operations, and manufacturing.
Responsibilities:
Propulsion Integrated Design: The Propulsion Integrated Design team is responsible for the design, analysis, and development of engine integration hardware, including primary and secondary structure, bellows, flex hoses, gimbals, manifolds, ducting, heatshield components, custom fittings, and more. In addition to component-level hardware, the team owns engine layout and packaging, turning the 2D fluids schematic into a 3D reality by determining where and how every component is located and mounted, while managing configuration, interfaces, mass properties, engine loads, and collaboration with partner teams through assembly and test.
Turbomachinery: The Turbomachinery team designs and develops the turbopumps that power the Aeon Engine. Work on activities such as building 1D throughflow and CFD models for fluid passages and rotating blading, creating CAD models and performing structural analysis (from hand calculations to finite element analysis), or evaluating turbopump performance through test data review and resolving hardware issues during engine test campaigns.
Combustion Devices: The Combustion Devices team designs and develops the combustion devices that power the Aeon Engine. Combustion devices are among the most thermally and structurally critical components in the engine, operating under extreme temperatures and pressures (controlled fire).
Engine Systems & Test: On the Engine Systems & Test Team, the company's work spans simulation & software tools; system-level architecture, requirements, and interfaces; component & integrated system hot fire testing. In the test part, test articles, developing test plans, executing them, and troubleshooting technical puzzles along the way.
Requirement:
Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Materials Engineering.
Experience applying engineering fundamentals in thermodynamics, thermal, structural, and/or fluids to solve real-world problems.
Hands-on experience manufacturing, integrating, or testing hardware.
Working knowledge of liquid-propellant rocket engines.
Experience with design and analysis software.
Strong engineering fundamentals in either fluid mechanics & thermodynamics or structural design & analysis.
Compensation:
The compensation for this role is $34–42 per hour.
Important:
The successful application submission for the above role will be conditional to your profile evaluation by our Recruitment Specialists using the AI system. We can let you know better once you submit your resume.

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