Our goal is to create a strong workforce to meet future hypersonic research needs. If your company has open internship or employment opportunities that you would like to post here, please email ucah@tamu.edu with your information.
Internship Opportunities
During this internship a candidate will be exposed to the multi-faceted aspects of modeling vehicles in a hypersonic flight environment.
During the duration of this internship the intern would be responsible for the generation of an aerodynamic database of a flight vehicle. The work would allow the candidate to interact with several CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) solvers to generate end-to-end vehicle representation using a multi-fidelity aerodynamic databasing technique.
Desirable Skills for Candidate:
- Degree focus area in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering
- Proficient Skills in Python
- Experience with running CFD
- Experience with CAD/Geometry Tools
If you are interested to apply for this position, please email your resume to the following email address: movva1@llnl.gov
Location: Albuquerque, NM
We are currently hiring Graduate Student Interns to join our AutonomyNM Institute team for Summer 2022! Qualified candidates will part of the larger intern hub, Technical Internships to Advance National Security (TITANS) that includes tracks for Cybersecurity, Software and Math and Analytics.
AutonomyNM exists to innovate and implement autonomy solutions for our national security mission. We do this by recruiting the best and brightest from world-class institutions, mentoring the next generation of engineers and scientists, investing in our staff to develop new capabilities, and demonstrating cutting-edge research in the lab and beyond. The AutonomyNM intern program aims to give dedicated students opportunities to develop the leadership, technical, and professional skills necessary to positively impact the nation through autonomous systems R&D.
We are interested in students with a passion for research areas that include autonomous systems, aerodynamics and hypersonic flight, flight vehicle mechanics and modeling/simulation, machine learning, deep learning, complex algorithm development, neural networks, reinforcement learning, computer vision, sensing and perception, localization, sensor fusion, and navigation/guidance/control hardware and software development. Our program is highly interdisciplinary and designed for students pursuing degrees in the following majors, in alphabetical order:
- Aerospace engineering
- Computer engineering
- Computer science
- Data science
- Electrical engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical engineering
Location: Albuquerque, NM
We are currently hiring Undergraduate Student Interns to join our dynamic! AutonomyNM Institute team Qualified candidates will part of the larger intern hub, Technical Internships to Advance National Security (TITANS) that includes tracks for Cybersecurity, Software and Math and Analytics.
AutonomyNM exists to innovate and implement autonomy solutions for our national security mission. We do this by recruiting the best and brightest from world-class institutions, mentoring the next generation of engineers and scientists, investing in our staff to develop new capabilities, and demonstrating cutting-edge research in the lab and beyond. The AutonomyNM intern program aims to give dedicated students opportunities to develop the leadership, technical, and professional skills necessary to positively impact the nation through autonomous systems R&D.
We are interested in students with a passion for research areas that include autonomous systems, aerodynamics and hypersonic flight, flight vehicle mechanics and modeling/simulation, machine learning, deep learning, complex algorithm development, neural networks, reinforcement learning, computer vision, sensing and perception, localization, sensor fusion, and navigation/guidance/control hardware and software development. Our program is highly interdisciplinary and designed for students pursuing degrees in the following majors, in alphabetical order:
- Aerospace engineering
- Computer engineering
- Computer science
- Data science
- Electrical engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical engineering
Location: Albuquerque, NM
We are currently hiring Undergraduate Student Interns to join our AutonomyNM Institute team for Summer 2022! Qualified candidates will part of the larger intern hub, Technical Internships to Advance National Security (TITANS) that includes tracks for Cybersecurity, Software and Math and Analytics.
AutonomyNM exists to innovate and implement autonomy solutions for our national security mission. We do this by recruiting the best and brightest from world-class institutions, mentoring the next generation of engineers and scientists, investing in our staff to develop new capabilities, and demonstrating cutting-edge research in the lab and beyond. The AutonomyNM intern program aims to give dedicated students opportunities to develop the leadership, technical, and professional skills necessary to positively impact the nation through autonomous systems R&D.
We are interested in students with a passion for research areas that include autonomous systems, aerodynamics and hypersonic flight, flight vehicle mechanics and modeling/simulation, machine learning, deep learning, complex algorithm development, neural networks, reinforcement learning, computer vision, sensing and perception, localization, sensor fusion, and navigation/guidance/control hardware and software development. Our program is highly interdisciplinary and designed for students pursuing degrees in the following majors, in alphabetical order:
- Aerospace engineering
- Computer engineering
- Computer science
- Data science
- Electrical engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical engineering
Location: Tullahoma, TN
Application Deadline: March 4, 2022. Applications received after this date will be reviewed if all slots have not been filled.
Job Description: The Summer Research Internship Program at UTSI provides undergraduate students with research experiences. Interns are assigned to the supervision of one or more UTSI professors and given a long-term research project to complete over the course of the summer. At the end of their appointment, interns will summarize their research in individual final reports and discuss their findings in short presentation. Some travel may be required. Additional education opportunities are provided including engineering seminars and a career panel discussion. Due to COVID-19 developments, the program is subject to change.
Employment Details:
- 9 week summer internship
- Position Type: Temporary, Part-time (75%)
- Salary: Total of $4,050 stipend ($15/hr at 30 hours per week for 9 weeks)
- Starts On: June 6, 2022
- Ends On: August 5, 2022
- Travel: Some travel to other facilities may be required.
Requirements: These internships are open to undergraduate students who are majoring in physics, chemistry, material sciecne, computer science, mathematics, all branches of engineering, and related fields. Candidates must be 18 years of age or older. Depending upon the fund source, U.S. citizenship may be a requirement. Candidates must have an interest in attending graduate school at UTSI. Candidates should have enthusiasm for research, a desire to learn, and the ability to work well with others.
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Location: Mooresville, NC
Corvid Technologies is seeking qualified candidates for an internship working with our Structural Mechanics Applications Group. The Structural Mechanics Applications Group supports a variety of government programs investigating dynamic phenomena including hypervelocity penetration, reactive material physics, material characterization, and weapon system evaluation. The group leverages its proprietary solver, Velodyne, which is a predictive multi-physics hydro-structural solver involving shock physics to understand and predict what happens to matter (gas, liquid, or solid) under extreme loading conditions, and involves structural mechanics to analyze the behavior of solid structures when exposed to applied mechanical loads.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Knowledge of structural dynamics and mechanics, numerical methods, and finite element analysis;
- Working knowledge of CAD and numerical grid generation techniques and applications;
- Background in physics, mechanical engineering, or material science with computer modeling and simulation interests
Location: Mooresville, NC
Corvid Technologies is seeking qualified candidates for an internship working with our aerospace group. The Aerospace Group supports a variety of commercial (NASCAR, IndyCar) and government (Missile Defense Agency, Navy Missile Defense) programs through the application of Computational Fluid Dynamics. Corvid provides a virtual design environment where high-fidelity models are used to analyze engineering systems prior to build and test using our propriety software, RavenCFD. RavenCFD provides a robust and stable algorithm using meshes that would be numerically unstable on most COTS software packages. Responsibilities:
- Grid generation and development on complex internal/external geometries
- Development and execution of CFD solutions and application of the results to systems of interest
- Day-to-day informal and formal report generation
