Engineering Internship: E-Fuels & Engine Performance

INNIO; Österreich; On-site; EUR 39,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

INNIO invites a motivated mechanical engineering student to join our engineering team in Austria for an internship focused on improving engine performance through simulation and testing.

The role includes contributing to 1D simulations, in-house testing, data analysis and literature research, with collaboration across controls, design and test benches. The internship runs for at least 6 months starting in 2027, with base pay per the Austrian collective agreement, paid 14 times per year.

Qualifications

• Student of mechanical engineering or similar.
• High motivation and ability to work independently.
• Ideally GT Suite experience.
• Basic skills to work in a global matrix organization.
• Good communication skills in English.

Responsibilities

• Work in a motivated engineering team to improve steady state and transient performance of internal combustion engines using simulation and testing.
• Support engine development projects focusing on performance improvements, cost out and operating strategies.
• Support 1D simulation activities focusing on e-fuels.
• Assist in-house testing on single and multi-cylinder engines emphasizing mixture preparation, gas exchange, ignition, combustion and turbocharging.
• Analyze investigation results and field data including interpretation, conclusion and reporting.
• Conduct literature research for background data relevant to the project.
• Cooperate with controls, design, mechanical engineering, exhaust aftertreatment and test benches.

Skills

Independent work

English communication

Interest in ICE

GT Suite experience

Education

Mechanical engineering student

Tools

GT Suite

Job description

INNIO invites a motivated mechanical engineering student to join our engineering team in Austria for an internship focused on improving engine performance through simulation and testing.

The role includes contributing to 1D simulations, in-house testing, data analysis and literature research, with collaboration across controls, design and test benches. The internship runs for at least 6 months starting in 2027, with base pay per the Austrian collective agreement, paid 14 times per year.