Aviation Lifecycle Engineering Intern (APAC)

Rolls-Royce; Singapore; On-site; SGD 11,000 - 15,000; Full time

Job summary

Rolls-Royce Singapore is seeking a Lifecycle Engineering (LCE) Intern to support the Asia-Pacific and Greater China regions within the Customer Regional Team. You’ll learn from experienced colleagues while contributing to day-to-day engineering activities, resolving technical queries from airline customers, reviewing manuals, and supporting process improvements such as Power BI dashboards.

Ideal candidates are final‑year engineering students with a strong interest in aviation, good

Qualifications

• Engineering students currently at university - ideally in the final year of study
• A strong interest in the aviation industry
• Good communication skills
• Strong attention to detail
• Self-motivated to be learn and be curious

Responsibilities

• Supporting the day-to-day administration of engineering activities in the Lifecycle engineering team
• Investigating and resolving real technical queries raised by airline customers across the Asia-Pacific and Greater China regions
• Having the opportunity to learn from and review current technical manuals
• Supporting transformational and process improvement activities within the engineering team (e.g. hands-on learning with Power BI dashboard)
• Gaining hands-on experience by observing and capturing evidence from engine hardware at our joint venture overhaul facility, Singapore Aero Engine Services Pte Ltd (SAESL)
• Getting exposure to coordinating and supporting technical customer meetings with airlines

Skills

Engineering student

Aviation interest

Communication

Attention to detail

Self-motivated learning

Education

Engineering student (university)

Job description

Rolls-Royce Singapore is seeking a Lifecycle Engineering (LCE) Intern to support the Asia-Pacific and Greater China regions within the Customer Regional Team. You’ll learn from experienced colleagues while contributing to day-to-day engineering activities, resolving technical queries from airline customers, reviewing manuals, and supporting process improvements such as Power BI dashboards.

Ideal candidates are final‑year engineering students with a strong interest in aviation, good