The role involves participating in a transformation project focused on creating a modern, automated, and digitized manufacturing line for turbine disc machining. The intern will work directly with advanced 7-axis CNC Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (WEDM) machines to develop and optimize cutting parameters for new engine components. Responsibilities include validating machine robustness, developing 3D compensation cycles, and testing new monitoring and connectivity systems. The candidate will perform experimental work, conduct trials with operators, and analyze results to share with various teams. Additionally, the position involves mechanical design, programming tasks, and the documentation of technical progress.

Candidates must be enrolled in a Canadian university and pursuing studies in mechanical, electrical, industrial, or aerospace engineering, or in operations management, production, and logistics. Applicants are required to be eligible to work in Canada and must be able to work on-site. A working knowledge of English is necessary to understand technical documentation and communicate with international colleagues. The role requires the successful completion of a criminal background check and the attainment of clearances for handling controlled goods.