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CAD Modeling and Simulation Intern

For engineers who want the airframe right before it is cut.

Onsite — RCOEM TBI, Nagpur 3-6 months, extendable Unpaid Certificate + LOR Apply by 04 December 2026
CADSimulationDesign for manufacture3D printing

About this role

Every gram on a drone is argued over, because every gram is flight time. Before anything gets machined or printed, the frame, the mounts and the enclosures exist as models — and whether they hold up gets decided in simulation, not on the test field where a failure costs an aircraft.

You will model components and assemblies, run the stress and thermal checks that say whether a design survives, and iterate with the hardware team as the requirements move. Then you will see the parts get made, which is the part that teaches you how wrong a model can be.

The gap between a clean CAD file and a part that fits is where this role lives. Tolerances, manufacturability, and the mount that is perfect until someone has to reach the screw behind it.

Requirements
  • Working knowledge of a CAD package (SolidWorks, Fusion 360, CATIA or similar)
  • Fundamentals of mechanical design and materials
  • Exposure to simulation — FEA, CFD or thermal
  • Ability to read and produce a manufacturing drawing
  • Hands-on mindset with prototyping and testing
Bonus — good to have
  • Drone, RC aircraft or robotics build experience
  • 3D printing or machining experience
  • Composites or lightweight structure work
What you will build
  • Airframes, mounts and enclosures for drone platforms
  • Simulation studies that decide a design before it is built
What you will walk away with
  • Designing parts for a machine where weight is the binding constraint
  • Simulation as a decision tool, not a report you generate at the end
  • What a design misses until it is physically in your hand
This brief was written from the role title. If the scope is different from what you have in mind, tell us on the call — the role is new enough that it is still taking shape.

Why Join BeRAM Drones?

Small team, real ownership, and products that fly.

Work directly with founders

No layers, no ticket queue. You sit with the people making the calls and your input lands the same week.

Build real drone-tech products

UTMS, drone delivery systems and AI pipelines that ship — not throwaway training exercises.

Path to a long-term role

Interns who deliver get extended, and the strongest get offered full-time positions on the core team.

Certificate + LOR

On completion you get a certificate and a Letter of Recommendation that describes what you actually built.

Fast-paced culture

Ideas go from whiteboard to prototype in days. If you like moving fast, you will feel at home.

Inside an incubator

Based at RCOEM TBI, Nagpur — surrounded by founders, labs and mentors you can actually walk over to.

How to Apply

One form. No cover letter theatre.

1
Pick your role

You are on it. If another one fits better, the full list is a click away.

2
Fill the form

Have these ready before you open it:

  • Your resume as a PDF (up to 10 MB)
  • Your CGPA
  • Which AI tools you have used
  • Department and position you are applying for
3
Interview

Shortlisted candidates get a short call with the team, then an offer for the Nagpur cohort.

Ready to build the future of India's drone mobility?

Applications close on 04 December 2026. Roles fill as we find the right people — earlier is better.

Apply for CAD Modeling and Simulation Intern

Questions? Write to Contactberam@gmail.com