Employment: Internship Department: Engineering Research & Development Job Description: Responsibilities: Model stage separation, including plume impingement, to inform trajectory design of an entry vehicle. Develop models and perform analysis for multiple payload deployment collision avoidance. Develop dynamic loads and levels for launch vehicle hardware to design and test. Model coupled dynamics of engine actuators in a full vehicle dynamics simulation. Develop a script to automatically update a dashboard that displays abort values for testing and launch. Perform CFD analysis of vehicle entry configurations and develop aero databases. Analyze flight and engine hot-fire test data to characterize the dynamic response of the Terran R launch vehicle. Design, manufacture, and test hardware to aid in mitigation of dynamic environments and/or execution of dynamics testing. Process test data and flight data to ensure analysis predictions properly represent vehicle behavior. Qualifications: Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, and Industrial Engineering, or a related field. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and technical communication skills. Compensation: The compensation for this role is $34–42 per hour. Important: The successful application submission for the above role will be conditional to your profile evaluation by our Recruitment Specialists using the AI system. We can let you know better once you submit your resume.