Summer 2027 Human Factors Intern: Flight Deck UX

Gulfstream Aerospace; Savannah (GA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Part time

Job summary

Gulfstream Aerospace, a division of General Dynamics, offers a collegiate Human Factors internship in Savannah, GA. You will contribute from day one on HF projects within a cross-disciplinary team, applying data-driven design principles to ensure safe, usable products and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include trade studies, simulator evaluation design, and data analysis using statistical methods. Onsite work with a path to meaningful professional connections in aviation design is

Qualifications

• Must have completed sophomore year or higher and be a full-time student.
• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Responsibilities

• Perform trade studies on system design concepts and present HF recommendations.
• Assist in design of part task simulation evaluations and predictive modeling.
• Apply anthropometric modeling tools for concept analysis.
• Use descriptive or inferential statistics to analyze data.
• Prepare and execute part task and simulator plans with data measurement techniques.
• Document evaluations in final engineering reports.
• Assist with validation and verification of requirements.
• Follow industry and regulatory design guidance.

Skills

Human factors evaluation

Flight deck experience

Statistical analysis

Communication (written)

Aviation industry knowledge

Education

Human Factors (engineering focus)

Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Computer Science/Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Tools

Statistical software

Job description

Gulfstream Aerospace, a division of General Dynamics, offers a collegiate Human Factors internship in Savannah, GA. You will contribute from day one on HF projects within a cross-disciplinary team, applying data-driven design principles to ensure safe, usable products and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include trade studies, simulator evaluation design, and data analysis using statistical methods. Onsite work with a path to meaningful professional connections in aviation design is