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Bureau Veritas Group

CFD Hydrodynamics Engineer, Internship

Bureau Veritas Group

. Implement a new implicit relaxation method for the incident wave field in foamStar .

Posted 11/10/2026internshipSaint-Herblain • FranceEntry Level💰 €1,300 - €1,600 per monthWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in implementing computational methods for fluid mechanics, with a strong focus on programming in Python or C++ within a Linux environment. Proficient in scientific computing practices and familiar with CFD tools like OpenFOAM.

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Python ProgrammingC++ ProgrammingOpenFOAM ExperienceScientific Computing Best PracticesLinux Environment Proficiency

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Hard Skills
Implicit Relaxation Method ImplementationWave Propagation AnalysisWave-Structure Interaction AnalysisComputational Code DevelopmentValidation Campaign Execution
Soft Skills
RigorCuriosityAutonomyEffective Communication
Tools & Technologies
SlurmGitCFD Code
Industry Keywords
Fluid MechanicsOcean EngineeringHydrodynamicsMetocean

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
LinuxPythonC++

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Implement a new implicit relaxation method for the incident wave field in foamStar
  • Run a validation campaign covering pure wave propagation and wave-structure interaction cases
  • Analyze the results obtained with the new tool
  • Apply best practices in scientific computing and software development, including Slurm, Git, and testing
  • Depending on progress, investigate the relevance of focused waves for computing added resistance in waves
  • Work within the Hydrodynamics and Metocean team of the Marine & Offshore Research department

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Master's student in engineering or equivalent, ideally specializing in fluid mechanics or ocean engineering
  • Interest in programming and developing computational codes
  • Rigor, curiosity, and autonomy
  • Good command of English, both written and spoken, in an international working environment
  • Hands-on experience with Python or C++ in a Linux environment (preferred)
  • Initial experience with OpenFOAM or another CFD code (preferred)

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • 50% reimbursement of your public transport pass
  • Works Council (CSE): subsidy for leisure and cultural activities
  • An international, ambitious, and open-minded team
  • A work environment built on trust, collaboration, and talent development
  • Equal opportunity and diversity initiatives
  • Support for the professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities