Wing Structural Analysis Internship — FEM & Static Stress

Airbus; Broughton; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary: £24,246 per year

Flexible working hours

Half day Fridays

25 days holiday plus bank holidays

Job summary

Airbus Operations Limited invites undergraduates in aerospace or mechanical engineering to join the Wing Structural Design team at Broughton for a year-long internship. You will work on Static Stress, F&DT and FEM analyses with the Plant Engineering Team, supporting A400M work and gaining hands-on experience on real wing development projects.

Applicants should be proactive, technically curious and capable of autonomous work, with a willingness to learn and contribute across multiple disciplines

Qualifications

• Undergraduate student in aerospace or mechanical engineering for the full duration of the placement.
• Good problem-solving and a can-do attitude; willing to learn and adapt.

Responsibilities

• Solve structural analysis problems using Static Stress, F&DT and FEM methods.
• Create documentation of analyses and communicate results to mentors.
• Coordinate with PET and A400M teams for wing-structure work.
• Assist in investigations into manufacturing optimisation and process improvements.
• Set personal development goals, including learning programming (Java/Python).
• Adhere to time, cost and quality parameters and maintain integrity.

Skills

Problem solving

Autonomy

Team collaboration

Education

Undergraduate in Aerospace Engineering

Undergraduate in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Airbus Operations Limited invites undergraduates in aerospace or mechanical engineering to join the Wing Structural Design team at Broughton for a year-long internship. You will work on Static Stress, F&DT and FEM analyses with the Plant Engineering Team, supporting A400M work and gaining hands-on experience on real wing development projects.

Applicants should be proactive, technically curious and capable of autonomous work, with a willingness to learn and contribute across multiple disciplines