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Bureau Veritas Group

Internship – Structural Analysis Engineer, Container Ship Torsion

Bureau Veritas Group

. Compare results from the 2D beam approach (new combination) and the finite element approach on several ships of different sizes .

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

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Demonstrates strong analytical skills and knowledge in mechanics and finite element analysis, with the ability to communicate effectively in English. Capable of supporting structural compliance verification and optimizing modeling practices in ship classification.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Finite Element AnalysisMechanics KnowledgeAnalytical SkillsEnglish ProficiencyBureau Veritas Rules

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Hard Skills
Finite Element AnalysisMechanics KnowledgeModel OptimizationStructural Compliance Verification
Soft Skills
Analytical SkillsSynthesis SkillsCommunication Skills
Tools & Technologies
MarsVeriStar Hull
Industry Keywords
Ship ClassificationPlan ApprovalOperational ResultsModeling Practices

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Compare results from the 2D beam approach (new combination) and the finite element approach on several ships of different sizes
  • Quantify the improvement and validate the relevance of the new method
  • Analyze the impact of the change on modelling practices and operational results
  • Identify trends and possible optimizations of the model
  • Summarize your work for the Plan Approval and Research departments, to support the decision on adopting this new method
  • Work with the digital tools Mars and VeriStar Hull
  • Support the Structure team of the Plan Approval department in verifying the structural compliance of ships for classification

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Final-year engineering student
  • Solid knowledge of mechanics and finite element analysis
  • Rigor and strong analytical and synthesis skills
  • Good command of English, both written and spoken, to communicate with our international network
  • Knowledge of Bureau Veritas rules is 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
  • A company that values curiosity, initiative, and innovation
  • Equal opportunity and diversity support, including professional integration, access, and retention of people with disabilities