Summer 2027 - Flight Sciences - Propulsion Collegiate Intern

Summer 2027 - Flight Sciences - Propulsion Collegiate Intern in GAC Savannah

Unique Skills

Propulsion Performance & Cycle Analysis Intern - Collegiate Associate Intern in GAC Savannah Your Future Takes Flight at Gulfstream At Gulfstream, Collegiate Interns apply classroom learning to real-world engineering challenges while gaining valuable professional experience. You'll work alongside skilled professionals in a culture built on integrity, innovation, and excellence while helping shape the future of business aviation. Our corporate headquarters in Savannah, Georgia provides an ideal environment for professional growth, combining challenging technical work with opportunities to learn from industry leaders.

What You'll Experience

Participation in real-world aircraft propulsion analysis projects. Exposure to advanced engine performance and simulation methodologies. Opportunities to develop technical, analytical, and programming skills. Hands-on experience with industry-standard propulsion analysis tools. Mentorship from experienced propulsion and performance specialists. Collaboration with multidisciplinary engineering teams across Gulfstream.

About the Position The Propulsion Analysis team develops and maintains analytical methods used to predict, evaluate, and optimize aircraft propulsion system. The group's activities include engine performance modeling, cycle analysis, transient engine behavior, engine starting characteristics, inlet distortion and recovery, nozzle performance, thrust reverser performance, and compliance with regulatory requirements associated with aircraft propulsion systems. A key focus area is the development of advanced cycle analysis and off-design simulation capabilities used to evaluate propulsion system behavior across a wide range of operating conditions. The team develops analytical tools, improves modeling methodologies, and performs trade studies supporting both existing aircraft programs and future technology development init