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CNH · 17 hours ago

Soil & Crop Modeling Engineering Intern - Combine Harvester

New Holland, PA

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$19/hr - $31/hr

CNH is at the forefront of agriculture and construction, innovating to drive customer efficiency and success. The Soil & Crop Modeling Engineering Intern will focus on developing and validating simulation models to improve crop flow analysis in combine harvesters, combining laboratory testing and simulation modeling.

IndustrialMachinery ManufacturingManufacturing

Responsibilities

Supporting the development of virtual crop and cutting models for combine cleaning and residue subsystems

Performing laboratory characterization tests to measure crop and machine interaction properties

Calibrating simulation models to replicate crop flow dynamics within harvesting subsystems

Validating models by comparing simulation predictions with industrial-scale test data

Preparing a final report and presentation of your work to share with crop flow modeling engineers and design teams

Collaborating with SCM and design engineers to ensure models provide meaningful, actionable insights

Qualification

Simulation modelingLaboratory testingCrop flow analysisDiscrete-Element Method (DEM)Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)Multi-Body Dynamics (MBD)System Modeling (SYSM)CollaborationCommunication

Required

Candidates may be pursuing an Associates, Technical, Bachelor's, or Post-graduate degree in one of the following majors or a related field: Agricultural Engineering

Candidates may be pursuing an Associates, Technical, Bachelor's, or Post-graduate degree in one of the following majors or a related field: Biosystem Engineering

Candidates may be pursuing an Associates, Technical, Bachelor's, or Post-graduate degree in one of the following majors or a related field: Mechanical Engineering

Candidates may be pursuing an Associates, Technical, Bachelor's, or Post-graduate degree in one of the following majors or a related field: Chemical Engineering

Candidates may be pursuing an Associates, Technical, Bachelor's, or Post-graduate degree in one of the following majors or a related field: Materials Engineering