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GE Aerospace in Mexico is seeking a Fielded Engine Performance intern to support development and sustainment of physics-based models across GE Engine lines. You will analyze large data sets, update models, and present results to cross-functional teams such as Prognostics, Engine Control Systems, and Engineering Services.
You will work with a team of engineers with diverse expertise, gain exposure to data-driven decision making, and participate in technical reviews and global presentations.
As a Fielded Engine Performance intern, you will be supporting the development and sustaining a wide range of physics based computational models with customers across all GE Engine lines for fielded commercial engines. You will be part of a group of engineers with a wide variety of technical expertise in modeling. In this position you will be required to analyze and interpret large data sets to provide recommendations and update models to other teams such as Prognostics and Health Management both on wing and on ground, Engine Control Systems, Engine Performance, Engineering Services and so on. You will participate in technical presentations and reviews with global teams.
Relocation Assistance Provided: No
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