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Industrial Placement Programme – Engineering Analysis

Bicester
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Evolito | Oxfordshire | 12 months

Help Shape the Future of Flight

Ready to gain hands-on experience developing the next generation of aerospace technology? At Evolito, we're developing world-leading electric propulsion technology that is transforming aviation and helping create a more sustainable future. Our high-performance electric motors and controllers power some of the most exciting aerospace innovations, from electric aircraft to advanced unmanned aerial vehicles.

If you're an enthusiastic engineering student looking for a placement that offers real responsibility, exciting technical challenges and the opportunity to learn from industry experts, we'd love to hear from you.

What you'll do

As a member of our 12-month Engineering Analysis Industrial Placement Programme, you'll work alongside experienced engineers on live customer projects from day one.

You'll have the opportunity to:

  • Support structural, modal and thermal analyses of electric motor components and assemblies
  • Prepare CAD geometry for finite element analysis and assess results against engineering requirements
  • Help design tests, fixtures and samples used to validate engineering analyses
  • Contribute to concepts that improve product performance, durability and manufacturability
  • Support material selection, root cause analysis and the production of technical reports and recommendations
  • Receive mentoring and support throughout the programme

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You could be involved in projects across:

  • Finite Element Analysis
  • Structural Analysis
  • Modal & Vibration Analysis
  • Thermal Analysis
  • Geometry Preparation & Meshing
  • Physical Test Correlation & Validation
  • Root Cause Analysis

What we're looking for

We're looking for motivated students who:

  • Are studying Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Engineering Science or a related discipline
  • Need to complete an industrial placement year as part of their course
  • Have a good understanding of mechanical engineering principles and an interest in simulation and analysis
  • Have some exposure to finite element analysis through university or practical projects
  • Are creative, analytical, collaborative and eager to learn

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Why Evolito?

This isn't a placement where you'll be sitting on the sidelines. You'll become part of a team of talented engineers working at the forefront of electric aviation. You'll be trusted to contribute, encouraged to innovate and supported to develop both technically and professionally.

By the end of your placement, you'll have gained valuable industry experience, built your professional network and developed skills that will help launch your engineering career.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • 30 days annual leave (pro rata)
  • Dedicated mentoring and development support
  • Real project ownership and responsibility
  • Experience in one of the UK's fastest-growing private technology companies

Ready to launch your career?

Join us and help develop the technologies that will define the next era of aviation.

Application Deadline: 9 November 2026

Interviews: December 2026 to January 2027

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Bicester, England, United Kingdom

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