Digital Twin Engineering Intern
Austinonsitejunior
via Greenhouse
About this role
About the job Spend your summer building digital twins of the labs behind next-generation AI systems. As a Digital Twin Engineering Intern, you will support virtual models of data lab spaces, equipment and infrastructure during a 12-week, full-time summer internship. You will help turn engineering information into accurate 3D scenes and reusable digital assets. Your work will support teams developing and testing advanced AI compute systems in Austin. You will create models, integrate facilities data, check accuracy and document your approach. You will also compare digital twins with drawings, layouts, records and physical environments. This internship is built for students who enjoy practical engineering and visual problem-solving.…
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