Summer 2027 - IEF - Flight Sciences / Thermofluid Analysis Collegiate Intern

Summer 2027 - IEF - Flight Sciences / Thermofluid Analysis Collegiate Intern in GAC Savannah

Unique Skills

About the Position Thermofluid Analysis engineers / interns are responsible for a wide variety of analytical work, focusing on thermal modeling and fluid systems performance. The group develops new techniques to improve aircraft system design, especially on new aircraft programs. Thermofluids Analysis engineers build numerical simulations to predict environmental conditions throughout the aircraft, and to predict pneumatic, fuel, and hydraulic system performance. The group is also responsible for test data analysis in support of certification, ensuring all equipment on the aircraft remains within acceptable temperature and ventilation environments.

The student will gain knowledge of aircraft system design, FAR Part 25 regulations, advanced simulation techniques, and data analysis techniques. The individuals will be participating in real projects while being mentored by senior engineers.

Typical Major(s)

Aerospace Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Desired Skills

1D modeling and simulation (Amesim, FlowMaster/Flownex/Simscape) 3D CFD and CHT (StarCCM+/Fluent/CFX/OpenFoam) CAD (CATIA/Rhinoceros/Simcenter3D) Optimization (ModeFrontier/OptiSLAng/Heeds) Coding (Python, C/C++/C#, FORTRAN, Java, Matlab)

Classes Taken

Heat Transfer Propulsion Gas Dynamics Numerical Methods Aerodynamics Turbomachinery

Education and Experience Requirements Position Purpose:Start your journey today by joining our team for a career-building experience that utilizes your skills within a world-class organization.Job Description Principle Duties and Responsibilities:Essential Functions: Perform other duties as assigned.Other Requirements: Must be enrolled as a full-time student at the time of application and actively pursuing a bachelor’s degree or higher. Completion of sophomore year is required. prior to the internship start date. Cumulative GPA of 3.0 o