Nuclear Mechanical Engineering Intern – Clean Energy Impact

Framatome-North-America; Lynchburg (VA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k plan participation

Business Travel Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Framatome in Lynchburg, Virginia, is seeking an engineering student to support design and development of engineering solutions. You will conduct analyses, assist in testing procedures, and help prepare technical specifications and documentation for various systems and components.

With guidance, you will begin to independently apply engineering techniques and adapt standard methods to new tasks, learning to select tools and criteria for solving creative problems in clean energy.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a BS (Junior/Senior), MS, or PhD in Mechanical Engineering.
• Strong technical problem-solving skills.
• Clear communication, and a passion for innovation in clean, safe energy.

Responsibilities

• Supporting the design and development of engineering solutions.
• Conducting analysis and evaluations of systems and components.
• Assisting in testing procedures and interpreting results.
• Helping prepare technical specifications and documentation.
• With guidance, begin to independently evaluate and apply various engineering techniques and procedures.
• Use sound judgment to assist in adapting and modifying standard methods to address new or unfamiliar tasks.
• Learn to select appropriate tools and criteria for solving technical problems, especially those that require creative or non-routine approaches.

Skills

Technical problem-solving

Clear communication

Innovation in energy

Education

BS/MS/PhD in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Framatome in Lynchburg, Virginia, is seeking an engineering student to support design and development of engineering solutions. You will conduct analyses, assist in testing procedures, and help prepare technical specifications and documentation for various systems and components.

With guidance, you will begin to independently apply engineering techniques and adapt standard methods to new tasks, learning to select tools and criteria for solving creative problems in clean energy.