Mechanical Intern
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We are looking for Intern Mechanical Engineer to join Dyson Digital Motor (DDM) mechanical team, which is under Dyson Global Power Systems group, to deliver our next generation motors on time, on cost and on quality/reliability, and also continuous improvements of "in-production" motors to maximize category profit to support Dyson business excellence. About the role
Best practice on design for DDM mechanical reliability and quality - Responsible for DDM mechanical robustness from component level, sub-assembly level to final assembly and also related processes from prototype to mass production. Well practice closed-loop reliability process, which including design, development, verification/validation, field performance and feeding back into next iteration of design.
Conduct physical mechanical verifications (motor life test, vibration, impact, environmental…) and other investigations to support project delivery on specifications.
Responsible for FRACAS (Failure Reporting, Analysis and Corrective Action System) – lead/support failure analysis, failure mechanism and root cause identification, and work with other teams (electronics team, operations quality team and engineering team etc) on design change, process improvement, quality control and corrective action implementation.
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Technical skills
A well-rounded mix of experimental, theoretical and design skills. Use of ad-hoc hand calculations and investigative experiments to evaluate the concepts/ideas and to support engineering solutions/ decisions.
Solid knowledge of mechanical properties, failure mechanisms and processing of engineering materials (such as steel, aluminium, zinc, copper, thermoplastic, thermoset and carbon fibre composite).
Knowledge and experience of precision machinery design or complex mechanical assembly (such as HDD, brushless motors, turbochargers, turbines, compressors or related) in areas of vibration, noise, rotor balancing/dynamics, thermal and wear/ tear are advantageous.
Basic Six Sigma concepts, methodologies and tools (DMAIC/DMADV/MSA/DOE/FMEA etc) and have some data analysis skills.
Knowledge and hands-on experience of using Matlab and Labview for signal processing are advantageous.
Experience on ball bearing quality control and bearing related vibration/noise/reliability analysis and fault diagnosis is a plus.
Analytical skills with engineering software/tools, e.g. ANSYS, for structure / vibration / impact and other virtual verifications is a plus.
Soft skills
Strong “can-do” attitude and passion on taking challenges as opportunities.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize key activities according to project deliveries.
Able to work in a self-motivated way as well as in a team.
Good verbal and written communication skills and able to communicate in a professional manner.
Exposure to working in a cross cultural and international team would be advantageous.
Qualifications
Mechanical Engineering or equivalent Working for us
Join our internship programme to jumpstart your career. We look to offer selected high-performing interns an opportunity to return on our graduate programme.
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