Propulsion Intern, Propulsion
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“excellent English communication skills”— from the posting
About this role
Internship at a launch-vehicle company supporting engine cycle calculation models. The intern migrates component data into a database, builds a GUI, and runs statistical analyses and sensitivity studies on engine data. Aimed at MSc students in aerospace or mechanical engineering with Python skills.
From the original posting
Mission Brief We are looking for a highly motivated Engineering Intern to support the development and validation of engine cycle calculation models and associated component databases. You will contribute to the development and validation of propulsion system analysis tools that directly support…
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