Intern, Engineering (Vehicle Safety Twin)

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Figure It Out

This is a paid internship program.

Hourly pay rate = $25.00 per hour

Internal leveling code: i0

Notice to applicants:

Residing in

San Francisco

Support full-vehicle and subsystem crash simulation workflows, including model prep, mesh quality checks, contact definitions, material card review, and boundary/initial condition setup.

Assist in building

test–simulation integration pipelines

using sled test data, high-speed video metrics, accelerometers, load-cell channels, ATD sensor data, intrusion measurements, and time-history curves.

Perform engineering analytics using Python to compare

simulation vs. physical test

The Advanced Digital Technology (ADT) Crash Safety group builds Scout’s physics-AI crash digital twins, integrating full-vehicle CAE, subsystem models, and physical test data to enable early, high-accuracy safety predictions. The team plays a critical role in guiding structural, restraint, and occupant-safety decisions long before prototypes exist, directly influencing program safety ratings and sign-off readiness.

This internship will support the team by executing hands-on crash simulation tasks, validating digital models against sled and crash-test data, and helping streamline our test–simulation correlation workflows. The intern will contribute to the architecture of the crash digital twin, improving predictive capability and accelerating safety decision-making for Scout programs.