Regent Composite Structures Engineering Intern at Regent models composite parts and develops laminate schedules using NX and Fibersim. The role supports multiple programs and involves cross-functional collaboration.
Responsibilities
We're looking for a Composite Structures Engineering Intern to join our Structures team as REGENT scales up design work across multiple Seaglider programs. In this role, you'll work in NX with Fibersim to model composite parts and develop laminate schedules, with the chance to follow those parts through build, analysis, manufacturing, and final assembly into the vehicle. You'll also pick up cross-functional sustaining work that supports our build and maintenance teams, giving you exposure well beyond a single corner of the design process.
This is a chance to get hands-on with the kind of detailed composite design work that keeps a novel vehicle program moving — incorporating structural refinements, closing out important sustaining tasks, and helping unlock faster design iterations for the team. As part of Hardware Engineering, you'll work alongside engineers who care deeply about rigor and craftsmanship, and who are excited to introduce you to the advanced composite design and manufacturing technology REGENT uses to bring Seagliders to life. If you're curious about composite structures, energized by variety across the product lifecycle, and eager to learn by doing, we'd love to have you on the team.
Model Composite Parts: You'll work in NX with Fibersim to model composite parts and develop the laminate schedules behind them.
Follow Parts End to End: You'll have the opportunity to take parts through full design cycles, from build and analysis through manufacturing and final assembly into the vehicle.
Support Multiple Programs: You'll contribute to part modeling and drafting work as REGENT scales up design across several active programs at once.
Incorporate Structural Refinements: You'll help translate updates coming out of structural analysis into accurate, build-ready part models.
Pick Up Sustaining Work: You'll take on cross-functional tasks that support our build and maintenance teams, keeping important work from falling through the cracks.
Collaborate Across Teams: You'll partner with manufacturing, build, and analysis engineers, gaining visibility into how composite parts move from concept to finished vehicle.
Learn Cutting-Edge Tools: You'll be introduced to the advanced composite design and manufacturing technology REGENT uses to build Seagliders.
What You'll Bring
CAD Fluency: You're comfortable navigating CAD software and thinking like a designer, with an eye for precision and detail.
Mechanical or Aerospace Foundation: You bring a solid grasp of fundamental mechanical or aerospace concepts that helps you integrate smoothly into cross-functional work.