Intern, Computational Aerodynamics - Advanced Aerodynamics (Winter 2027)
- Dorval, QC, Canada
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- Investigating and deriving high-order quadrature formulations for Flux Reconstruction (FR) methods on a variety of element types
- Performing theoretical and numerical studies of integration accuracy, polynomial exactness, and computational efficiency for high-order discretizations
- Developing unit tests and prototype implementations to evaluate and validate newly derived quadrature formulations
- Conducting numerical experiments to assess the impact of quadrature choices on solution accuracy, stability, and convergence
- Supporting research activities related to high-order methods for aerodynamic simulation and analysis
- Comparing and benchmarking newly developed approaches against existing quadrature techniques reported in the literature
- You are currently enrolled in a Canadian academic institution for a master’s or PhD degree in engineering;
- You have theoretical knowledge of numerical methods, high-order discretizations, and CFD methods;
- You have experience developing Python and C/C++;
- You have experience with both Linux and Windows operating systems, and High Performance Computing (HPC) environments;
- You have good communication skills in both French and English;
- You are eligible to work in Canada on Defense programs (CGD/ITAR security clearance).
- Location: Administrative Centre (CA)
- Duration: 8 months
- Flexible workplace-Hybrid
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Responsibilities
Derive and evaluate high-order quadrature formulations for Flux Reconstruction methods, studying their accuracy, polynomial exactness, efficiency, stability, and convergence. Develop tests and prototypes, conduct numerical experiments, and benchmark new approaches against existing techniques to support aerodynamic simulation research.
Requirements
Applicants must be enrolled in a master's or PhD program in engineering at a Canadian academic institution and have theoretical knowledge of numerical methods, high-order discretizations, and CFD. Experience with Python and C/C++, Linux and Windows, and HPC environments is required, along with communication skills in French and English and eligibility to work on Canadian defense programs requiring CGD/ITAR clearance.
Skills
- Computational Aerodynamics
- Flux Reconstruction Methods
- High-Order Quadrature
- Numerical Methods
- High-Order Discretizations
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Python
- C
- C++
- Linux
- Windows
- High-Performance Computing
- Numerical Analysis
- Unit Testing
- Aerodynamic Simulation
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Categories
- Engineering
- Science & Research
- Transportation
Keywords
- Computational Aerodynamics
- Advanced Aerodynamics
- Flux Reconstruction
- High-Order Quadrature
- High-Order Discretizations
- Numerical Methods
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Polynomial Exactness
- Integration Accuracy
- Computational Efficiency
- Unit Testing
- Prototype Implementation
- Numerical Experiments
- Solution Accuracy
- Stability
- Convergence
- Aerodynamic Simulation
- Benchmarking
- Python
- C
- C++
- Linux
- Windows
- High-Performance Computing
- CGD
- ITAR