Mercury Marine: Intern Design Analysis Group-Fluid & Thermal

What you'd do

• The scope of the intern will be tailored to meet the interests of the candidate, and it is possible to get exposure to multiple areas over the duration of the intern term
• Design Analysis interns will work on multiple projects, and it is typical for an analyst to complete 6-8 projects covering varying aspects of the propulsion system during their intern assignment
• You will learn to use CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) software (SIEMENS StarCCM+) to improve the design and development of marine propulsion systems, drive systems, and vessels for optimized fluid flow and heat transfer
• Individuals with interest in engines will be given an opportunity to use engine performance prediction software (GT Suite) to predict and optimize the horsepower and torque of marine engines and determine how these performance curves affect the acceleration and top speed of the boat
• In addition to a great hands-on learning experience, you will also acquire the skills needed to work in a team environment supporting all aspects of the product development cycle from concept to production
• Current enrollment in a BS program with a major in Mechanical/Aerospace/Engineering Mechanics/Naval Arch Engineering or similar
• Minimum second semester sophomore status with 48 completed credits
• Availability to work full-time (40 or more hours per week) through a the summer months of May through August 2027
• The ability to enroll in a formalized co-op/intern Program through your university

About Brunswick

Headquartered in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, Mercury Marine® is the world’s leading manufacturer of recreational marine propulsion engines. A division of Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), Mercury provides engines, boats, services and parts for recreational, commercial and government marine applications. Mercury empowers boaters with products that are easy to use, extremely reliable and backed by the most dedicated customer support in the world.