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The Value
Proposition:
Why participate
in the CCEFP
Summer
Internship
Program?

Internships, arranged through the Engineering Research Center for Compact and Efficient Fluid Power (CCEFP), provide a great way to gain real world, on-the-job experience in engineering. CCEFP internships are offered by companies in the fluid power industry that support the Center as industrial members.

By working with these leaders in hydraulic and pneumatic technology, you will be able to develop your engineering skills and apply what you are learning in the classroom to the wide range of current and emerging fluid power applications. They include:

MobileMOBILE APPLICATIONS Fluid power is used to transport, excavate and lift materials as well as control and power mobile equipment. End use markets relying on fluid power include construction, agriculture, marine and the military.

IndustrialINDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Fluid power is used to provide power transmission and motion control for the machines of industry with applications that include metalworking equipment, controllers, automated manipulators, material handling and assembly equipment

AerospaceAEROSPACE Fluid power is used for both commercial and military aircraft, spacecraft and related support equipment with applications that include landing gear, brakes, flight controls, motor controls and cargo loading equipment.

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