Intern System Mechanical Design

deltavision; München; On-site; EUR 12,000 - 20,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Above average remuneration

Flexible entry date

Working student option

Thesis option

Job summary

deltavision in Munich seeks an engineering intern to shape and implement orbital refueling systems within our Systems Engineering team. You will work alongside mechanical designers and systems architects on space mobility projects, contributing to design, analysis, integration and verification.

You will gain hands-on experience with mechanical analyses, CAD modeling, and system-level trade studies, while engaging with multiple disciplines to realize innovative spaceflight concepts.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in Aerospace, Mechanical, or a related degree program.
• Strong grasp of mechanics, materials and structural design and exposure to loads, vibration or cryogenic environments.
• Proficiency in design and analysis tools.
• Understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes.
• Excellent analytical and communication skills.
• Passion for space logistics and orbital refueling.

Responsibilities

• Shape and implement orbital refueling systems and subsystems from pre-development to detailed definition.
• Perform mechanical analyses using 3DX, Abaqus and Simulia.
• Create CAD models in CATIA and 3DX.
• Carry out trade studies on components considering mass, stiffness, manufacturing and cost.
• Derive and track mechanical requirements.
• Interface with other disciplines to share a systems vision.
• Support integration and verification activities on subsystem level.
• Assist with other ad-hoc activities.

Skills

Mechanics

Materials

Structural design

Loads and vibration

Cryogenic environments

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Education

Enrolled in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related degree

Tools

CATIA

Abaqus

Job description

Role Summary

As an intern within our Systems Engineering team in Munich, Germany you will work closely with our mechanical designers and systems architects to help shape the future of space mobility and orbital refueling infrastructure.

You will contribute to system & subsystem level development activities while supporting mechanical design,analysis,integration and verification efforts.

Responsibilities

• Shape and implement our orbital refueling systems & subsystems, from pre-development phases to detailed definition and qualication.
• Perform mechanical analyses in 3DX / Abaqus / Simulia.
• Implement the CAD models in CATIA / 3DX.
• Carry out trade studies on components, weighing mass, stiffness, manufacturing and cost.
• Help derive and track mechanical requirements.
• Interface with other disciplines and share a systems vision.
• Support integration and verification activities on subsystem level.
• Support with other relevant ad-hoc activities.

Requirements

• Enrolled in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related degree program.
• Solid grasp of mechanics, materials and structural design,plus an understanding of environments such as loads, vibration, high pressure or cryogenic temperatures
• Proficiency in design & analysis tools
• Understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Passion for creating a new spaceflight paradigm: space logistics and orbital refueling

Nice to have

• Experience from a student rocketry, CubeSat, or similar team
• Basics of thermal engineering or analysis
• First exposure to systems or requirements engineering, or to ECSS standards.

Benefits

• Internship can be mandatory or voluntary
• Above average remuneration
• Guided but self-determined problem solving to realize your ideas
• Deep dive into the domain of commercial spaceflight and mobility
• Opportunity for an adjacent employment as working student or for thesis
• Flexible entry date, the sooner the better with flexible working hours
• Holiday entitlement above German standards