F135 High-Pressure Compressor Design Intern

Pratt & Whitney; Florida; In loco; USD 37.000 - 82.000; Tempo pieno

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Descrizione del lavoro

Pratt & Whitney, a RTX company, is offering a F135 Base High-Pressure Compressor Design Intern position in Jupiter, FL. You will work with multidisciplinary IPTs to design and analyze advanced aerospace components and gain hands-on experience on credible programs.

The role emphasizes CAD design using NX, data analysis with ANSYS/Workbench, and exposure to manufacturing methods. You must be pursuing Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering with a 3.0 GPA and be fully enrolled.

Competenze

• Must be pursuing a Bachelor’s or Advanced degree in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering and actively enrolled through the completion of the intern session.
• Experience with NX Unigraphics or similar CAD software
• Microsoft Office tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
• Minimum Cumulative GPA of 3.0

Mansioni

• Develop innovative and technically sound design solutions within program schedule milestones.
• Analyze and resolve non-conformances for new and fielded parts.
• Support the creation of serviceable limits for engine part defects.
• Investigate military engine field incidents to determine root causes and corrective actions.
• Assist with producibility improvement efforts in collaboration with manufacturing vendors.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary Integrated Product Teams (IPTs).
• Present and communicate results to customers and program management.

Conoscenze

Microsoft Office

Formazione

Bachelor’s or Advanced degree in Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering

Strumenti

NX Unigraphics

ANSYS

Workbench

Descrizione del lavoro

Pratt & Whitney, a RTX company, is offering a F135 Base High-Pressure Compressor Design Intern position in Jupiter, FL. You will work with multidisciplinary IPTs to design and analyze advanced aerospace components and gain hands-on experience on credible programs.

The role emphasizes CAD design using NX, data analysis with ANSYS/Workbench, and exposure to manufacturing methods. You must be pursuing Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering with a 3.0 GPA and be fully enrolled.