Apply finite element and thermal analysis skills as a Structural and Thermal Analysis Intern studying electronic components and electric motors. Work across structural and thermal engineering topics.

This internship suits a fourth-year Bachelor’s or Master’s student in Mechanical Engineering. You will investigate vibration-induced fatigue in printed circuit board assemblies and electronic components. You will also analyze water-cooled motor thermal performance and support electromagnetic analysis improvements.

Key Responsibilities:

- Perform finite element analyses under random vibration environments
- Correlate finite element models with experimental results
- Document modeling practices and vibration-fatigue risk indicators
- Post-process motor loss data to generate thermal indexes




- Improve one-dimensional thermal analysis software options

Requirements:

- Fourth-year Bachelor’s or Master’s Mechanical Engineering enrollment
- Knowledge of finite element analysis software tools
- Knowledge of thermal analysis software tools
- Robust critical thinking and root-cause analysis skills
- French and English fluency, written and spoken

Develop structural vibration and motor thermal analysis expertise through finite element modeling, experimental correlation, and multidisciplinary engineering work.

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📌 Structural and Thermal Analysis Intern (Boucherville)
🏢 Dana
📍 Boucherville