Propulsion Analysis Intern — Flight Sciences (Spring 2027)

General Dynamics; Savannah (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company-provided housing

Competitive pay

Medical coverage

Paid Time Off

401(k) match

Mentorship

Collegiate networking events

Job summary

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation in Savannah, GA invites a Spring 2027 Propulsion College Intern to join the Propulsion Analysis team. You will gain hands-on experience in engine cycle analysis, propulsion system modeling, and advanced simulations under senior mentorship.

You'll work on real engineering projects, perform performance trade studies, and learn to interpret engineering data while contributing to ongoing programs and future technology efforts.

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in an accredited university pursuing a bachelor's degree or higher.
• Must be available to work on-site in Savannah, GA during the Spring 2027 semester.
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 (without rounding); must be listed on resume.

Responsibilities

• Support development and maintenance of engine cycle simulation models.
• Perform off-design engine performance analyses and trade studies.
• Analyze engine and aircraft performance data.
• Support studies related to fuel consumption, thrust performance, operability, and mission analysis.
• Assist with validation of analytical models using available test or flight data.
• Document methods, assumptions, and analysis results for engineering use.

Skills

Analytical skills

Numerical modeling

Data interpretation

Propulsion interest

Coding basics

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

Tools

NPSS

AxSTREAM

MATLAB / Simulink

Excel / VBA

Python

Job description

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation in Savannah, GA invites a Spring 2027 Propulsion College Intern to join the Propulsion Analysis team. You will gain hands-on experience in engine cycle analysis, propulsion system modeling, and advanced simulations under senior mentorship.

You'll work on real engineering projects, perform performance trade studies, and learn to interpret engineering data while contributing to ongoing programs and future technology efforts.