Description

We are looking for a proactive and adaptable person to join our mechanical simulation team in Warsaw Poland as an Intern – Static FEA Simulation. 

In this role, you will have a vital role in ensuring the quality and performance of our innovative gas engines. We are a forward-thinking and green-oriented company with an international team of skilled colleagues. You will work closely with Production and Application Engineering to support product development and provide design advice for Jenbacher and Waukesha high performance industrial reciprocating gas engines. If you love finding solutions, have a sharp attention to detail, and excel in a cooperative environment, we would like to hear from you. 

 What INNIO offers you:    

• An innovative and rapidly growing international working and business environment
• Learning opportunities, other development opportunities to create your own career path
• Supported practical training sessions relevant to the job and your current experience
• Being part of a young, supportive and enthusiastic team
• We will provide employees with the technology and tools to be effective in their role

Your Responsibilities: 

• Work in a global engineering team on Finite Element method development for core engine components for use across INNIO Jenbacher products.
• Deep dive into finite element modeling (TMF, LCF & HCF) of core engine components (Valvetrain & Torsional Vibration Analysis) and work closely with our technical experts. 
• Verify the models to existing test data and potentially develop improved test methods to close gaps in understanding.
• Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams and broaden your technical knowledge while deepening your understanding of industrial gas engines business.

Your Profile: 

• In possession of, or working towards, a Bachelor/Master of Science/Engineering in Mechanical engineering.
• Solid communication skills in English (both written and spoken)
• Passion for mechanical engineering, structural analysis and reciprocating gas engines.
• Strong interest in simulation.
• Strong interest and experience with Python and data visualization methods.
• Self-driven, curious and analytical thinking.
• Problem solving attitude.