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Launch Your Career Into Higher Orbit! Are you determined to work with Space Programs? As an Amentum Space Exploration Division (ASED) intern, you will work alongside engineers and scientists in areas such hardware development, payload integration & operations, laboratory & test operations, modeling & simulation, space environments, scientific research and propulsion systems for programs like Human Landing Systems, Space Launch Systems and the International Space Station! Amentum is currently interviewing candidates for a Summer Intern within the SLS Emulator System Engineering group. The position supports our NASA customer / ESSCA contract located within MSFC in Huntsville, AL.
Job Responsibility:
Perform basic engineering analyses and apply physics-based models for the prediction of damage due to launch debris environments
Support designing, testing, and measuring explosive environments including blast waves and high-speed imagery for the development of empirical blast and fragmentation models
Sort, catalog, and document detailed launch debris parameters, assessment results and risk summaries for multiple launch vehicles supporting vehicle hazard assessments
Support development or improvement of test processes and operations
Support test setup such as installation of pressure transducers, strain gauges, thermocouples, and high-speed cameras
Apply engineering techniques and procedures to analyze and evaluate specific problems, data, or other work features that are broad in scope and complexity
Participate and present findings in reviews, meetings, teleconferences, and working groups
Identify, describe, and communicate potential risks
Provide clear and effective communications with internal and external partners and stakeholders
Requirements:
Current enrollment in BS or MS degree program in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering or related degree program is required
Degree program at an ABET accredited institution preferred
Students enrolled in BS must have completed the 2nd year of college (sophomore year) or equivalent
Must be able to provide own transportation
Experience in applying physics-based models for engineering analysis
Experience with programming languages such as Python or MATLAB and their application to modeling and simulation
Familiarity with CAD software such as Creo
Familiarity with developing models and performing simulations using Multiphysics simulation software packages such as Ansys LS-DYNA
Basic knowledge of space vehicle design, functions, terminology, interfaces, technical disciplines, and system design
Knowledge of material properties and mechanics of materials as applied in space vehicles
Self-motivated, proactive, and effective team players with customer relations skills, familiar with working in a dynamic work environment
Ability to perform tasks requiring focus and attention to detail and completed within prescribed organizational schedules
Ability to be flexible and easily refocus on tasks when task directions or requirements change
Proficiency in using Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams & Outlook) is required
Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Must be able to effectively communicate technical information via written reports and presentations
Must have completed sophomore year of university studies and be in good academic standing
Maintain an overall average GPA of 3.0
You are expected to have a valid driver’s license (Star ID compliant license), have access to an automobile, and be able to drive yourself to work locations