Engineering Intern

RAM Aerospace has been powering flight and space exploration since 1975, delivering precision solenoids, valves, actuators, LVDTs, and RVDTs for commercial, defense, and space applications. Operating from facilities in St. George, Utah and Valencia, California, we build mission-critical components that the world's leading aerospace programs depend on. Join a team that builds the future of aerospace, on time, with excellence. Your career takes off here!

RAM Aerospace's Engineering Intern program is built for engineering students who want more than a summer project. This is a year-round, part-time position designed to fit alongside your academic schedule, giving you sustained, meaningful exposure to the full range of work our Design Engineering team performs on precision solenoids, valves, and actuators. Based at RAM's St. George facility, you will work directly alongside experienced design engineers, gaining broad exposure to CAD modeling, engineering analysis, documentation, and the design change process that keeps RAM's products moving from concept to production. By the time you finish school, you will have built a level of hands-on aerospace design engineering experience that very few of your peers can match. If you are an engineering student who wants sustained, real exposure to how precision aerospace components are designed, analyzed, and refined, this opportunity was built for you.

Duties and Responsibilities

• CAD & Design Support: Assist design engineers with 3D CAD modeling, drawing updates, and design documentation for solenoids, valves, and actuators. Support design iterations and contribute to design reviews as your familiarity with RAM's products and processes grows.
• Engineering Analysis Support: Support engineering analysis activities, including tolerance stack-ups, basic stress and mechanical assessments, and performance evaluations. Learn to apply analytical methods under the guidance of senior engineers, building a working understanding of how design decisions affect real-world performance.
• Documentation & Design Change Support: Assist with maintaining accurate design documentation, including drawings, specifications, and engineering change records. Support the design change process by helping ensure documentation stays current and traceable as designs evolve.
• Cross-Functional Exposure: Gain exposure to how Design Engineering collaborates with Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, and R&D throughout the product lifecycle. Participate in design reviews and cross-functional discussions to build a broader understanding of how RAM brings a product from concept to production.
• Continuous Learning & Development: Engage actively with design engineers to build your technical skills and product knowledge over time. Ask good questions, take ownership of your development, and bring growing capability and initiative to your work with each passing semester.