The Mechanical Engineering Group provides innovative mechanical solutions for a wide range of advanced technologies. Our work has been in the areas of laser communication, high-energy lasers, telescopes, biomechanical materials, hypersonics, and radars, for systems deployed on ground, maritime, air- and space-borne platforms.
We have expertise in precision engineering, opto-mechanisms, electronics packaging, large structures, composite materials, and additive manufacturing.
We are the Engineering Division's center for 3D design and data management, and are involved in every step of a program's execution from conceptual design to system integration and test.
Job Description :
The group seeks a Fall / Winter CO-OP to assist technical staff members with cutting-edge research and program execution in the Mechanical / Aerospace engineering field.
Duties could include :
- Engineering design including concept development using CAD software (SolidWorks) to make part models, generating drawings, manage assemblies, and ensure proper fabrication of parts.
- Structural analysis including creating and running finite element models, analyzing model results, structural or thermal testing, and creating databases.
- Hands-on work including prototyping, 3D printing, assembly, integration and testing of mechanical, opto-mechanical, and electro-mechanical systems.
Testing duties may include test design, execution, and data analysis.
In addition to specific technical tasks, an employment experience at Lincoln Laboratory offers :
- The opportunity to generate real-world impact to national security and broader society through your work on challenging technology problems.
- Exposure to a broad and deep range of technologies, expertise, and senior government stakeholders.
- A strong culture of team success through individual growth. This includes technical and professional development courses, and mentorship opportunities to continue your career journey.
- A diverse workplace with an emphasis on work-life balance, employee resource groups, and other exciting opportunities.
The successful candidate will be enrolled in an undergraduate degree program of study in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautics / Astronautics, Aerospace Engineering, or Physics and have completed Mechanics of Materials or equivalent class.
CAD, finite element analysis or prototyping experience is preferred, but not required. Candidates considered must have a GPA 3.5 / 4.0 or higher.