Aerospace Mechanical Engineering Intern – Design & Production

Parker Aerospace; Kent (WA); On-site; USD 29,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Parker Aerospace is seeking an Intern – Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace) to contribute to design and production activities within the Exotic Metals Forming Division. You will collaborate with Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers on project work and on the shop floor, contributing to tooling design, process instructions, and optimization efforts.

Preferred candidates are sophomores, juniors, or seniors studying mechanical or materials science engineering, with a preference for prior mechanical

Qualifications

• Sophomore, junior, or senior standing in mechanical or materials science engineering.

Responsibilities

• Duties will include simple tool design, writing process instructions, technical support problem solving, and process improvements.
• Must be able to communicate effectively with all levels of personnel.
• Preference given to candidates with prior mechanical or shop experience as our environment is one where people know how to build things and enjoy being involved in many different aspects of challenging projects.
• Preference given to qualified students who have completed a prior Shop Internship at Exotic Metals.
• The Mechanical Engineering Intern will work with Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers both on project work and on the production floor.
• Projects will include working on design and production of parts for customers and optimizing different Engineering processes.

Job description

Parker Aerospace is seeking an Intern – Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace) to contribute to design and production activities within the Exotic Metals Forming Division. You will collaborate with Engineers and Manufacturing Engineers on project work and on the shop floor, contributing to tooling design, process instructions, and optimization efforts.

Preferred candidates are sophomores, juniors, or seniors studying mechanical or materials science engineering, with a preference for prior mechanical