Aerospace Engineering Intern - Stress Analysis & FEA (Hybrid)

Bombardier; Colón; On-site; MXN 100,000 - 145,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance plans

Employee Assistance Program

Competitive base salary

Job summary

Bombardier Mexico Aerospace is seeking an Engineering Intern to learn and apply Bombardier standards and practices. You will assist in gathering certification information required to perform aircraft structural analyses and support production units on Stress MRB activities.

Under the guidance of experienced engineers, you will help develop design-phase work packages, prepare discrepancy substantiation documents for MRB review, and gain hands-on experience in mechanical design and materials

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
• Major in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, or related field.
• Intermediate English proficiency; conversational skills are a plus.
• Willing to learn Bombardier standards and practices.

Responsibilities

• Learn and apply Bombardier standards and practices.
• Collaborate in gathering certification information required to perform aircraft structural analyses.
• Support Bombardier Mexico production units (Stress MRB) by analyzing simple discrepancy conditions.
• Prepare discrepancy substantiation documentation for review/audit by an MRB delegate authorized by Bombardier.
• Support experienced engineers in the development of design-phase work packages as a Stress Engineer

Skills

Learn Bombardier standards

Certification information gathering

Analytical thinking

English communication

Education

Pursuing Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering focus

Tools

MS Office 365

FEA software awareness

Job description

Bombardier Mexico Aerospace is seeking an Engineering Intern to learn and apply Bombardier standards and practices. You will assist in gathering certification information required to perform aircraft structural analyses and support production units on Stress MRB activities.

Under the guidance of experienced engineers, you will help develop design-phase work packages, prepare discrepancy substantiation documents for MRB review, and gain hands-on experience in mechanical design and materials