FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Thermal and Fluid Sciences Engineering internship?
The internship focuses on analyzing products through simulation and physical testing to develop optimized solutions for IC engine and electric power systems, fuel and air systems, filtration and aftertreatment systems, and battery and fuel cell electric systems.
What degree programs are considered for this internship?
The internship is open to students pursuing Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD degrees in all Engineering majors.
What technical skills are required for the internship positions?
Candidates should have knowledge of fluid mechanics, heat transfer, thermodynamics, filtration, combustion, and be familiar with tools such as Fluent, GT-Suite, and MATLAB, among others.
How long is the internship program?
The internship requires a commitment of a minimum of 10 weeks and up to a maximum of 12 weeks.
What is the preferred GPA for applicants?
A minimum GPA of 2.5 is preferred for applicants.
Are the internship positions paid?
Yes, the internship positions are paid, with monthly salaries varying based on degree level.
What are the working hours for the internship?
Interns are expected to complete 40 hours per week during their internship.
Is it necessary to have previous experience to apply for the internship?
While prior experience is not required, a willingness to learn from others on the job is essential.
Will interns be responsible for managing people?
No, the role does not include management of people, but interns may coordinate work among colleagues.
Does Cummins support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, Cummins is committed to diversity and affirmative action, providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified individuals.