Stage Calibration des simulations numériques de chocs — Patek Philippe
- Location
- Plan-les-Ouates
- Contract
- Internship
- Posted
- 45 days ago
Full description
Mission
Attached to our Research and Development Division, you will be responsible for measuring and simulating the shock behaviour of a reference mechanical device to improve the accuracy of our digital models.
Responsibilities
- Analyze, measure, simulate and document impact behaviour from a reference device.
- Measure and determine modelling parameters.
- Develop methodologies to optimize measurements in numerical simulations.
- Validate parameters and evaluate the impact on the reliability of models Shock measurement (acceleration, fast camera).
- Modelling using the finite element method (FEM) to ensure the operation and integrity of the impactors.
- Implement action plans associated with these activities.
Profile sought
- Currently in Master in Mechanical Engineering or Microtechnics.
- Competencies in data analysis and dynamic numerical simulation.
- Knowledge of numerical modelling tools.
- Good project management skills.
- Rigor, precision, analysis and synthesis.
- Orientation "solutions" and strength of proposal.
- Master's project lasting 6 months.
Post reference
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