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Mechanical Engineering Interns
3 months ago
Description
Elbit Systems of America - United States
Job Title
Mechanical Engineering Intern
Job Overview
Successful candidates will be working with and supporting the mechanical design team for one or more projects. Responsibilities include mechanical system concept development, detailed mechanical design and analysis, as well as test and evaluation at the component and system level. The successful candidate is expected to present knowledge and a track record in the following essential functions:
- Skilled in the use of solid modeling CAD tools, specifically SolidWorks, for design and drafting.
- Understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing methods and conventions in accordance with ASME 14.5-2009.
- Fundamental modeling and analytical understanding of static and dynamic mechanical properties (e.g. stress, torque, natural frequency, damping, thermal expansion, etc.)
- Specification and design of electro-mechanical mechanisms and components
- Ability to generate required documentation including detailed drawings, design reports, assembly procedures, bills-of-material, test procedures, etc.
- MS Office, including MS Project & Visio
- Thermal/Structural analysis using FEA, specifically ANSYS Workbench.
Compensation
Not specified.
Responsibilities
- Support mechanical design team with projects
- Develop mechanical system concepts
- Perform detailed mechanical design and analysis
- Conduct test and evaluation at the component and system level
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree and/or Master's degree in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering.
- Applicants must be a US citizen.
- Hands-on mechanical design, integration, and test skills.
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People who completed this type of internship end up in the following types of jobs
- Mechanical Engineers
- Industrial Engineers
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- Software Developers
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Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Fort Worth, TX | $3,485/mo
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