(Graduation) Internship Naval Ship Survivability - Shock and Blast
Core
Research and analysis of naval vessel survivability against shock and blast threats to ensure operational capability after attack.
Role type
Graduate research intern / Master's student in Naval Architecture or Mechanical Engineering
Builds
Vulnerability analysis tools and methods for next-generation naval vessel design
Domain
Defense / Naval Shipbuilding / Structural Dynamics
Deliverable
research
Required skills
Structural analysis, Ship structural design, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Python, MATLAB, Solid mechanics, Structural Dynamics
Preferred skills
Experience with Ansys, Femap, LS-Dyna, Dynamic buckling analysis, Material failure modeling
Technologies
Ansys, Femap, LS-Dyna, Python, MATLAB
Responsibilities
Select or develop analysis methods and engineering tools for research goals, Plan and execute research projects, Deliver detailed in-depth analysis of research problems, Communicate results and conclusions to other departments
Seniority
Intern / Graduate Student