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REGENT

Electric wing-in-ground seaglider manufacturer

Aerodynamics Engineer Intern

AerodynamicsPosted on Nov 10
InternshipNorth Kingstown, RI, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • The candidate must be currently studying aerospace, mechanical, or a related engineering field and have completed coursework in aerodynamics and fluid mechanics.
  • The candidate must have some exposure to computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and understand pre-processing, solving, and post-processing as a workflow.
  • The candidate must have programming experience, ideally in Python, and be comfortable working in a Linux environment.

Responsibilities

  • Build and refine CFD tooling for job setup, scheduling, results handling, and post-processing to make workflows faster and more reliable.
  • Use the improved tools to run aerodynamic calculations for active programs and validate models that inform vehicle design.
  • Work with current team workflows, identify slowdowns or failures, and propose concrete improvements.
  • Gain exposure to the complete CFD process, from pre-processing through solver execution to post-processing.
  • Present work and its impact to the aerodynamics team.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with code configuration control through Git.
  • Experience running simulations on high-performance computing systems.
  • Working experience with vortex lattice methods (VLM), lifting-line methods, Navier–Stokes CFD, or similar tools.
  • Thoughtful use of artificial intelligence to accelerate complex coding tasks.

About the Company

REGENT

Electric wing-in-ground seaglider manufacturer

REGENT builds all-electric seagliders for coastal transport. Its flagship Viceroy carries 12 passengers and starts on its hull in harbors, rises onto hydrofoils, then flies in ground-effect just above the water at up to 180 mph, with a current range around 180 miles and future versions planned for about 500 miles. The craft use existing dock infrastructure and are regulated as maritime vessels by the Coast Guard with FAA support, enabling faster, lower-cost market entry than conventional aircraft. REGENT differentiates itself by combining boat-like operating costs with aircraft speeds and focusing on maritime regulation and coastal routes, aiming to supply airlines, ferries, and others while building a scalable manufacturing operation and pursuing defense opportunities for zero-emission regional mobility.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Series B
Total funding
$327.1M
Headquarters
North Kingstown, RI
Founded
2020

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