Composites Manufacturing Student
Posted 19 days ago · 64 applicants
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The role in plain words
This role involves assisting manufacturing engineers with aerospace projects at the Bar-Lev site. The student will support the transition of composite structure designs to production, help define manufacturing processes, and write technical documentation and work instructions. Additionally, the position includes updating production files, aerospace BOMs, and collaborating with engineering, quality, and production teams.
- B.Sc. student in Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering
- At least one academic year remaining
- Availability for 2–3 workdays per week
- Good level of English
- Team player, responsible, proactive, and eager to learn
- Basic knowledge of production processes and familiarity with composite materials
- Proficiency in CAD software (advantage for CATIA)
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Who this suits
This role suits current B.Sc. students in Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering with at least one academic year remaining who can work 2-3 days per week. It is less ideal for those who do not have basic knowledge of composite materials or CAD software, or who cannot commute to the Bar-Lev site.
Full job description
Original listing · kept for referenceWe are looking for
For Elbit Cyclone site in Bar-Lev, we are looking for a Composites Manufacturing Student to join the Manufacturing Engineering team in the field of composite materials within an advanced aerospace environment. Join a professional team that promotes innovation and hands‑on learning in the world of advanced manufacturing
In this role you will
Assist manufacturing engineers in engineering activities for aerospace projects while being mentored by experienced team members
Support the transfer of composite structure designs from development to prototype and series production
Take part in defining and monitoring production processes and continuous improvement efforts
Assist in defining production tools and tooling designs
Write and update process documentation and work instructions
Work closely with engineering, quality, and production interfaces
Update production files and aerospace BOMs
Requirements
B.Sc. student in Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering
At least one academic year remaining
Availability for 2–3 workdays per week - advantage for higher availability
Basic knowledge of production processes and familiarity with composite materials - advantage
Proficiency in CAD software - advantage for CATIA
Good level of English
Team player, responsible, proactive, and eager to learn
Option to combine an internship or academic project if relevant to the role
Only relevant applications will be answered
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- B.Sc. student in Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering, At least one academic year remaining, Availability for 2–3 workdays per week, Good level of English, Team player, responsible, proactive, and eager to learn