Looking for a Summer 2027 internship
I design physical parts and use simulation to make them better.
I’m a third-year aeronautical engineering student at the University of Limerick, on placement at SR Technics in Cork and leading rear-wing development for Formula Student UL. My work so far covers airfoil and wing analysis, wind-tunnel testing, and designing flight hardware for a student rocket.
Selected projects
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Avionics and payload bays for a two-stage rocket
Designed and built the bays that carry the flight electronics in both stages of ULAS HiPR’s Dullahan rocket, from requirements through CAD and topology optimisation to workshop manufacture.
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Preliminary Aerodynamic Design and Wing Optimisation for a Hypothetical Electric General Aviation Aircraft
Screened 170+ NACA airfoils with a Python and XFOIL workflow, then shaped the wing in XFLR5 for cruise efficiency. Cruise glide ratio 31.46.
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Experimental Investigation of Two- and Three-Dimensional Aerodynamics of a NACA 4412 Airfoil
2D and 3D wind-tunnel tests compared against XFLR5, theory and published data, in a team of five.
All projects, including the Formula Student rear wing (in progress)
Tools, by how much I’ve used them
Use regularly
- SolidWorks Certified Associate (CSWA)
- Python analysis and automation
- XFLR5 / XFOIL
- SQL reporting at SR Technics
Used on a project
- Altair HyperWorks topology optimisation, HiPR
- GD&T and tolerancing
- Excel vehicle performance model
- MATLAB, LaTeX
Learning now
- ANSYS Fluent
- FEA and structural analysis
Where I am
Now
Placement at SR Technics, Cork
Product Process Engineering Intern, until January 2027. Also leading the rear wing for Formula Student UL.Next
Summer 2027 internship
Product development, design and analysis, or aerodynamics.Then
BEng 2028, integrated MEng 2029
University of Limerick. QCA 3.62 / 4.0. Irish citizen with EU work rights.I’m looking for a Summer 2027 internship.
Ideally in product development, design and analysis, or aerodynamics, anywhere in Europe. Email is the quickest way to reach me.