Intern Engineering 1

In short

Are you ready to kickstart your career with an internship at KLM Engineering? As an intern within the Engineering department, you'll have the opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative team of engineers. You will work daily with the latest technologies and contribute to innovative projects aimed at improving the technical performance of aircraft and components. This may include developing new maintenance strategies, implementing new technologies, and conducting data analysis. KLM Engineering provides you access to the fascinating world of aviation technology. Are you ready to come on board?

What are you going to do?

The aviation industry is rapidly changing, which also affects the internship assignments. Below are some potential internship assignments. Are you interested? We'd love to see which assignment suits you best.

Currently, we have the following assignments available:

• Configuration management for 747 components for migration to maintenance tracking system: aims to enable the ordering of 747 components and materials in Maintenix. This is while supporting the migration process for transferring current Crocos data to SAP, through steps such as checking and adjusting configuration and material statuses in Crocos and Maintenix.

• (Graduation) Internship research on APU component reliability: involves structuring, understanding, and analyzing various data sources to gain insights into failure causes of APU components and providing recommendations for improving their reliability.

• Phase-in process of A350 and FDR analysis setup: involves implementing the A350 and setting up the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) analysis.

• Setup of new FDR analysis for KLM fleet in a new tool ERGOSS/SARA (depending on decision-making): involves implementing a new tool for the FDR analysis.

• Developing a bracket/alignment tool for the 777 EFB (fixed) installation: involves developing a tool for the installation of the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) on the Boeing 777.

• Cabin Engineering: The problem of discoloring lighting in aircraft can be addressed by either planned replacement of TL lamps and lenses or by investing in LED lighting with new lenses, where a business case must be developed. And for Engineering Aircraft Phase Out: Developing a calculation model to map out the phase-out of aircraft, focusing on required resources, bottlenecks, and the ability to easily analyze planning changes and "what-if" scenarios. (Note: this is one internship assignment.)

Note: current internships (topics) are subject to change.

What can you expect?

• Working in a dynamic and innovative team;
• A behind-the-scenes look at an internationally operating company;
• Real-world experience just a stone's throw from the hangars;
• Further development of your knowledge and skills;
• Networking with professionals in the sector;
• Working in a leading company within the aviation industry.

Where do you land?

At Schiphol-East, you work close to the production process, with planes departing around you. At KLM E&M, you'll get the unique opportunity to look behind the scenes and learn how the maintenance division functions.

You will discover how Engineering forms the technical heart of E&M and how this unit contributes to KLM's successful operations.

The various teams within Engineering include:

• Aircraft Engineering
• Cabin & Support
• Big Data

Your profile

• You are pursuing a relevant HBO or WO education

• You have a strong affinity for technology

• You can gather and analyze relevant information

• You are not afraid of challenges