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.

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