Aerospace Engineering Intern: CFD, Aerodynamics & Flight

SpaceWorks Enterprises; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

SpaceWorks Enterprises in Atlanta, GA is seeking college interns for Spring 2027 (January–April, dates flexible) to support aerospace engineering teams. Focus areas include aerodynamics, aerothermal, flight performance, and software development.

This is a 100% onsite, seasonal, full-time hourly internship. You must be pursuing BS/MS/PhD in aerospace, electrical, or mechanical engineering, have strong GPA, available 40 hours/week, and be able to obtain DoD clearance.

Qualifications

• Be a college student pursuing BS/MS/PhD in aerospace, electrical, or mechanical engineering.
• Maintain strong GPA and campus involvement with leadership.
• Available 40 hours per week for Spring 2027 (Jan–Apr).
• Proficiency in Python and/or MATLAB for modeling tasks.
• Experience with CFD tools or trajectory analysis is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assist aerodynamic design and analysis from concept to detailed design.
• Perform CFD-based performance evaluations and analyses.
• Support aerothermal modeling for heating environments and survivability.
• Contribute to flight performance studies and trajectory planning.
• Develop aerospace software for propulsion, trajectory, and aerodynamics.

Skills

Python/MATLAB familiarity

Communication skills

Windows/Linux

Version control basics

Engineering fundamentals

Education

BS/MS/PhD in aerospace, electrical, or mechanical engineering

Tools

Star-CCM+

FUN3D

ANSYS Fluent

OpenFOAM

SolidWorks

CATIA

NX

PTC Creo

Thermal Desktop

ANYSYS

MATLAB

Python

Job description

SpaceWorks Enterprises in Atlanta, GA is seeking college interns for Spring 2027 (January–April, dates flexible) to support aerospace engineering teams. Focus areas include aerodynamics, aerothermal, flight performance, and software development.

This is a 100% onsite, seasonal, full-time hourly internship. You must be pursuing BS/MS/PhD in aerospace, electrical, or mechanical engineering, have strong GPA, available 40 hours/week, and be able to obtain DoD clearance.