Internship - Winter 2027 - Structural Analyst

Position Role Type:

Onsite

About Pratt & Whitney Canada

Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is a global leader in aerospace innovation, proudly headquartered in Longueuil, Quebec, since 1928. We design and manufacture next-generation aircraft engines that power the world’s largest fleet of business, general aviation, and regional aircraft and helicopters.

For nearly 100 years, our teams have been at the forefront of propulsion technology, pushing boundaries to make flight more efficient and reliable. Our engines support missions that truly matter, from transporting people and essential goods, to enabling emergency medical services, humanitarian operations, and wildfire suppression around the world.

An Employer of Choice

Pratt & Whitney Canada was named one of Canada’s Best Employers for 2026 by Forbes, marking the 11th consecutive year the company has earned this recognition. Pratt & Whitney Canada also ranked #1 employer in the aerospace and defense industry in the country. In addition, our headquarters continue to be recognized among the top employers in the Montreal region. Together, these distinctions reinforce our reputation as an employer of choice in Montreal, across Canada, and around the world.

Internship dates: January 5th to April 23rd, 2027

Location: The position is based at our Mississauga location; internship from Monday to Friday, with flexible hours and exclusively on-site.

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Why join our team?

The candidate is expected to assist the seniors in the Combustion module to develop a well defined process to identify the appropriate cooling method for the combustors. The work involves, apart from researching the open and in-house literature, making calculations using in-house tools, collate the data and look for correlations. Good heat transfer and fluid mechanics knowledge is desirable. At the end of the project, the Intern will have a good insight into the challenges faces in the design of a combustor and potential ways to overcome. In additions, there is scope to get exposure to CFD/Structural analysis tools.

What will your day-to-day look like?