Summer Intern - Engineering Cabinetry Design Improvements jobs in United States
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Dassault Falcon Jet · 5 hours ago

Summer Intern - Engineering Cabinetry Design Improvements

Dassault Falcon Jet is offering a 2026 summer internship in their Engineering department. The intern will work on multiple cabinetry design improvement ideas and develop proposed solutions, including identifying cabinet designs with high risk burn failure build-ups and proposing new designs for mechanisms to improve installation and quality.

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Responsibilities

Identify cabinet designs that have high risk burn failure build-ups and find a suitable substrate replacement
Research & propose a design for a new side stowing door mechanism to improve installation and quality
Research & propose a design to improve the junction at the F6X Fwd Lav/Galley header area to improve installation and reduce gap issues
Follow-up on previous project EWOs that need some testing on the aircraft
We will provide Catia V5 & VPM training so that the intern can research 3D designs for project solutions
Internet research for potential replacement parts
Creation of Product Change Sheet (PCS) to present the new idea(s) to the facility for inputs
Follow-up reviews of project progress (Initial, Mid-term, Final)
Final presentation of all projects worked and status

Qualification

Catia V5VPMMicrosoft applicationsResearch skillsCommunication skillsTeam collaboration

Required

Skilled in using Word, Excel, PowerPoint & other standard Microsoft applications
Good communication skills (both written & verbal)
Willingness to interact with multiple departments inside & outside of design engineering
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university and must reside in the United States

Preferred

Mechanical Engineering major preferred

Company

Dassault Falcon Jet

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Dassault Falcon Jet is an aviation company that designs and markets private jets and fighter airplanes.