Internship Cfd

Company Information:
Based in Brussels, Belgium, and staffed by 2.700 people and more than 60 nationalities, Toyota Motor Europe (TME) handles the wholesale marketing of Toyota and Lexus vehicles, parts & accessories, and manages Toyota’s European R&D, manufacturing and engineering operations.
For Toyota, Quality is a way of life. Nothing is so good that it cannot be made better, that is why we strive for continuous improvement in everything we do. This basic principle for us is called: “KAIZEN” and is what guides us in our pursuit of best Quality and the delivery of unparalleled customer’s satisfaction.

Your Profile:
**Your profile**:

- Master student degree in Automotive/Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering
- Fluent in English, Good communication skills
- CFD Software experience (preferably Star CCM+), Catia V5 knowledge preferred
- Team work skills
- Highly motivated and ready to accept challenges
**You have a Toyota DNA, this means you**:

- **C**ourage: you are ready to let go of the easy path to reach challenging targets
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C**ollaboration: you are a team player, respectful and inclusive in your style and you take a customer-oriented approach
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C**reativity: your passion drives you to explore innovative ideas and challenge the impossible
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C**uriosity: you combine imagination and fact-based observation
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C**oaching: you share knowledge and feedback with your colleagues and celebrate each other’s success

Your team and your responsibilities:
**Team/division description**:
Toyota Motor Europe R&D Centre is responsible for:

- Developing vehicles and making concept proposal for EU core models
- Reflecting EU technology to Toyota Vehicles timely by utilizing location advantage and strong network with EU partners

Body Engineering 2 is a major division responsible for Planning & Design of Body parts for European Vehicles from concept phase to serial production. Exterior lighting development group is responsible for complete development of front lamps and rear lamps.

**Your project**:
To develop a tool and a methodology which can predict condensation in automotive lamps
- Identify which are the main factors causing condensation
- Identify how to simulate these factors the best way
- Prepare numerical CFD model (using Star CCM+). If needed, modify the code
- Run experiments with actual prototypes and proceed with correlation of the model

** We can only accept students with an EEA or Swiss citizenship (not requiring a work permit or visa to be eligible to perform an internship in Belgium)