Internship: Mechanical Design for Solenoid Valve Development (m/f/d)

deltaVision - fluid control & aerospace; München; On-site; EUR 16,740 - 22,320; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above average remuneration

Flexible working hours

Holiday entitlement above German standards

Job summary

A high-tech aerospace company in Munich seeks an intern to join their Solenoid Valve Design team. The intern will be involved in developing high-performance solenoid valves for space applications and will engage in tasks such as designing parts, performing simulations, and supporting testing. Ideal candidates are currently studying engineering or a related field, possess CAD skills, and are motivated to learn. The company offers above-average remuneration and the possibility of flexible working hours.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a relevant engineering or science discipline.
• Hands-on experience with CAD and knowledge in valve design appreciated.
• Fluency in English and German required.

Responsibilities

• Design parts, assemblies, and create technical drawings.
• Perform simulations (FEM, CFD).
• Support hardware activities like inspection and testing.

Skills

CAD (Catia)

FEM knowledge

CFD knowledge

Mechanical engineering

Fluid mechanics

English fluency

German fluency

Education

Relevant engineering / science discipline

Job description

Your Mission

Join our Solenoid Valve Design team in Munich and contribute to the development of high-performance solenoid valves for satellites, spacecraft, and launch vehicles. You will be involved in the entire development cycle, from concept to testing. Your tasks include:

• Designing parts, assemblies, and creating technical drawings
• Performing simulations (FEM, CFD)
• Supporting hardware activities such as inspection, assembly, and testing of newly developed products

Your Profile

• Currently enrolled in a relevant engineering / science discipline (e.g. Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering)
• Motivated, pragmatic and self-organized personality
• Eager to take responsibility
• Knowledge in valve design, pressure regulators, sealing systems appreciated
• Hands‑on experience with CAD and FEM tools (Catia), CFD knowledge is a plus
• Strong knowledge in mechanics, mechanical engineering and fluid mechanics
• Hands‑on mindset for hardware related activities (inspection, assembly, testing)
• Fluency in English, German and further languages are appreciated

We Offer

• 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

About Us

We are deltaVision GmbH – a young, ambitious high‑tech company based in Munich, driving the future of in‑space mobility and infrastructure.

Since our founding in 2022, we have been developing, manufacturing, and qualifying advanced fluid control systems for the aerospace industry and H₂ aviation. Our expertise spans cryogenic and high‑pressure propulsion systems as well as next‑generation orbital refueling technologies, including couplers and fully integrated refueling systems designed for the harsh environment of space.

With our deep knowledge of fluid control for space systems, we are shaping the space economy towards refuelable and reusable spacecraft. We enable longer mission lifetimes, greater operational flexibility, and entirely new architectures for sustainable space operations.

We are a premium Tier‑1 supplier for cryogenic propulsion and orbital refueling systems, combining New Space agility with uncompromising engineering precision.

• What sets us apart? Innovative products enabling next‑generation space infrastructure
• Exceptional cost efficiency through optimized design and manufacturing
• Rapid development and delivery cycles beyond traditional industry standards

We are rethinking spaceflight — enabling a future where spacecraft are not disposable, but reusable, refuelable, and built to operate sustainably in orbit.