Manufacturing Engineer, Electrical/Electronics – Entry Level
Boeing
Cryogenics Engineer Intern
Commonwealth Fusion Systems
internship
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Location: Massachusetts • 🇺🇸 United States
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💰 $23 - $35 per hour
Job Level
Entry Level
About the role
- Lead and cross-coordinate with stakeholders on design-build, test, and/or analysis projects to meet requirements and system objectives
- Develop test plans for cryogenics equipment and subsystems
- Identify, purchase, and install hardware for test configurations
- Run testing of industrial-scale cryogenics equipment and subsystems
- Analyze data from testing industrial-scale cryogenics equipment and subsystems
- Read and develop engineering documents: process flow diagrams (PFDs), piping & instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), test plans, test procedures
- Perform thermohydraulics analysis and develop calculations, tools, and models (Excel, 1-D thermohydraulic models, CFD/COMSOL)
- Build project-management tools, manage small budgets, and report on project milestones
- Hands-on building and testing of flow instrumentation panels, vacuum carts and headers, swagelok tubing setups, helium leak testing, oil removal bakeouts, helium purity measurement and calibration
Requirements
- Preferred majors: Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical/Software Engineering, Computer Science
- Currently enrolled college student (BS, MS, or PhD) eligible
- Interns must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer
- Exposure to fluid dynamics and thermodynamics
- Exposure to programmable logic controllers and electrical schematics
- Exposure to CAD software
- Exposure to FEA and/or CFD software
- Enthusiasm to learn and collaborate in a group setting
- Interest in entrepreneurship
- Willingness to travel or work required nights/weekends/on-call occasionally
- Ability to perform activities such as typing, standing, or sitting for extended periods of time
- Dedication to safety to mitigate industrial hazards (heat, cold, noise, fumes, strong magnets, lead (Pb), high voltage, cryogenics)
