Product Engineering Intern — Hydraulic Systems

Job overview

The Product Engineering Intern — Hydraulic Systems role is onsite in Indianapolis, IN. Compensation is not specified. The internship requires a minimum commitment of 10 weeks and supports product engineering at Allison Transmission. The role provides engineering students with hands-on exposure to transmission testing, component research, product design, modeling, application engineering, and embedded controls. The intern completes a specific engineering project and contributes to analysis and development work intended to improve drivability and fuel economy while reducing emissions.

What you'll do

• Participate in transmission test analysis, component research, product design, computer modeling, application engineering, and embedded control exposure
• support transmission calibration and integration with engine and vehicle systems
• collaborate across departments on existing products and new technologies
• develop specifications, analyze data, summarize results, maintain records, and write technical reports
• interface with customers and OEMs on calibrations
• work with technicians to set up and operate test devices and measurement tools
• present project results and technical analysis to management.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

product engineering intern

hydraulic systems

engineering internship

transmission testing

product design

computer modeling

application engineering

embedded controls

indianapolis in

allison transmission

10-week minimum

engineering students

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Dedicated mentor
• cross-functional work opportunities
• community service day
• leadership meet-and-greet
• vehicle ride-and-drive on the test track.

Why this role

Requires current enrollment in a four-year engineering program and a minimum 10-week assignment; includes a dedicated mentor and cross-functional learning opportunities.

About the employer

Allison Transmission is hiring for this role. Industry: Motor Vehicle Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing. Sector: 33.