Mechanical Engineering Intern - Optimization of sensor-packaging 6 months

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Mechanical Engineering Intern - Optimization of sensor-packaging (6 months)

Clamart - France

Job title:

Mechanical Engineering Intern - Optimization of sensor-packaging (6 months)

Location:

Clamart, France

About Schlumberger:

We are Schlumberger, the leading provider of technology and services to the energy industry. Throughout much of the oil and gas lifecycle in over 120 countries; we design, develop, and deliver technology and services that transforms how work is done.

We define the boundaries of the industry by unleashing our talented people’s energy. We’re looking for innovators to join our diverse community of colleagues and develop new solutions and push the limits of what’s possible. If you share our passion for discovery and want to find out what you could really do, then here is the place to do it.

Job Summary:

The intern will be integrated in a multi-disciplinary team that develops measurement-equipment to detect defects in the barrier between oil-wells and the surrounding rock, preventing potential catastrophic events.

SRPC designs and manufactures ultrasonic tool to control the integrity of boreholes and cased wells. In the last years a significant effort has been made to introduce Phased-Array technology in such controls. The business ambition is to enlarge the measurements portfolio in order to improve the efficiency of the existing controls.

The internship aims to analyze & compare different packaging options of the ultrasonic sensor by focusing on the interaction between the front-face and the ultrasonic sensor that it protects.

Essential Responsibilities and Duties:

The candidate should compare different front-face material candidates and establish a thorough series of tests/theorectical analysis/simulations to support his arguments:

i. Soft metal option (to cooperate with mechanical metier)

ii. Heat Shrink PEEK

iii. Heat Shrink FEP and PTFE

iv. Rubber

The comparison will be focusing on:

i. Manufacturability, Sensor performance & Reliability

ii. Sealing effectiveness

iii. Useful life & Maintenance strategy

Qualification:


Master’s degree – 2nd year or final year of Engineering School


Competencies:


Solid strain & stress analysis
basic knowledge on different material properties (metal, elastomere)
Mechanical simulation on solid with Abaqus or Ansys
Fluent English speaking & writing
Mechanical CAO experience (Catia, Solidworks or Creo)


Schlumberger is an equal employment opportunity employer. Qualified applicants are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or other characteristics protected by law.

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