Aerospace Mechanical Systems Intern – CATIA CAD

Textron Inc.; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Textron Aviation offers a 2027 Internship in Engineering Mechanical Systems (ECS/IPS). You will help develop and manage mechanical systems for Textron Aviation aircraft, covering Environmental Control, Landing Gear, Hydraulics, Ice Protection, and Flight Controls.

The 10-week, on-site program runs late May to early August, with real project work and mentorship. Responsibilities include CATIA V5 design, 3D modeling, prototype builds, test planning, and presenting results.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related technical field.
• Knowledge of FAA and/or Military certification processes is a plus.
• Experience with CAD design tools and CATIA V5 is preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication and professional demeanor.

Responsibilities

• Develop, plan, and conduct complex aircraft mechanical system design assignments.
• Incorporate CATIA V5 designs and perform 3D modeling for drawings.
• Support prototype builds, lab simulations, and test plan creation.
• Prepare test reports and present results and trade studies.
• Coordinate with engineering, manufacturing, and publications teams.
• Assist in design reviews, routing, and producibility considerations.
• Support production aircraft build and resolve workmanship issues.
• Coordinate design changes for experimental aircraft testing and qualification.
• Investigate and respond to customer aircraft and system issues.

Skills

Communication skills

Diplomacy

Team collaboration

Education

Mechanical Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Other related technical degree

Tools

CATIA V5

CAD tools

Job description

Textron Aviation offers a 2027 Internship in Engineering Mechanical Systems (ECS/IPS). You will help develop and manage mechanical systems for Textron Aviation aircraft, covering Environmental Control, Landing Gear, Hydraulics, Ice Protection, and Flight Controls.

The 10-week, on-site program runs late May to early August, with real project work and mentorship. Responsibilities include CATIA V5 design, 3D modeling, prototype builds, test planning, and presenting results.