Intern, Research and Technology, Aircraft System Architecture; Fall

Intern, Research and Technology, Aircraft System Architecture (Fall 2026)

Location:

Administrative Centre (CA)
• Duration: 8 months
• Workplace:
Hybrid

• Perform benchmark analysis on aircraft active center of gravity management, including novel blended wing‑body configurations
• Support requirement analysis related to active center of gravity management aircraft function, including associated procedures and architectures, in the context of new product development and/or Research and Technology (R&T) projects
• Participate in feasibility studies to compare different architectural options in terms of performance, reliability, and cost

• Be curious:
  Ask questions about system design decisions, trade‑offs, and integration challenges.
• Understand the big picture:
  Try to grasp how different subsystems interact and contribute to the overall system.
• Communicate clearly:
  Whether you're presenting findings or asking for help, clarity is key.
• Be proactive:
  Volunteer for tasks, offer help, and show initiative in solving problems.
• Comprehend interdisciplinary roles:
  Understand how multiple disciplines work together to participate in new aircraft development and R&T projects.

It is important to note that our internship opportunities are open to students only, not new graduates. All interns may be required to occasionally travel outside of Canada for training or work purposes.