Fluid Structure Interaction Engineering Intern
Framatome is an international nuclear-energy company that supplies nuclear-plant components, fuel, instrumentation and control systems, and reactor services.
About Framatome
Framatome designs, services, and installs components, fuel, and instrumentation and control systems for the global nuclear fleet. Its current corporate headquarters is in Courbevoie, France, and it is majority-owned by EDF.
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About the Role
You will conduct flow-induced-vibration tests under different configurations, measure turbulent flow and structural vibration, and analyze experimental results. You will use numerical post-processing to characterize fluid-structure coupling and may conduct a literature review or prepare scientific publications based on the results.
Requirements
- Pursue a master's-level engineering degree or equivalent with a specialization in mechanics, energy, or fluid mechanics
- Have knowledge of fluid-flow physics, structural vibration, or fluid-structure coupling
- Have Python and Matlab programming skills for data post-processing
- Demonstrate operational English proficiency
Responsibilities
- Conduct flow-induced-vibration tests for different configurations
- Measure flow using laser velocimetry
- Measure structural vibration using high-speed cameras and displacement sensors
- Analyze test results using Matlab and Python
- Extract fluid-structure coupling information from measured signals
- Conduct a literature review of similar experiments
- Prepare scientific publications when results permit