Job Description

Summary / Role Purpose

Join the Ansys Student Internship Program to apply your education to solve real world engineering problems, advance career skills and experience work at Ansys. The student intern will be part of the EBU HFSS product team focused on HFSS design and simulation workflow. The intern will get an opportunity to experience how software development is done to solve engineering problems in an intuitive and integrated HFSS environment and will contribute to advance engineering features. The intern will also get to experience of how software design principles apply in an engineering discipline to simulate physics for next generation products. This is a full-time internship beginning January 2024 - April 2024. It is preferred that the intern be available to work in a flex capacity in the Vancouver, BC office.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Develop new features using object oriented programming language Engages a network of expert professionals to collaborate and accomplish development objectives Investigate defects in production code. Develop test suites for the developed features. Analyze results and improve the usability of the software.

Minimum Education/Certification Requirements and Experience

Pursing a Masters or Doctorate degree in Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering or Software Engineering Currently enrolled as an engineering graduate student (M.S. or Ph.D.) in Canada Design and implementation of object-oriented application features using programming languages such as C++ Exposure to scripting languages such as Python or equivalent Motivated to learn. Strong problem solving, communication and time management skills Excellent written and oral communication skills

Preferred Qualifications and Skills

Experience in using Microsoft Visual Studio and Software Configuration management tools (SVN, GIT) Coursework in the area of RF/microwave/electromagnetics Experince in using EDA/CAE tools Knowledge of agile development methodologies * Knowledge of software design patterns and test-driven development