3D Surface Modeller In Rhino – Internship (WFH)
HAVAI Aerial Systems is hiring a 3D Surface Modeller in Rhino for a paid, three-month work-from-home internship. The advertised stipend is ₹30,000–50,000 per month, and the employer lists one opening. Applications close on 11 November 2026. Candidates must be able to start between 12 October and 16 November 2026.
The most important eligibility detail is prior experience: the employer explicitly says previous 3D surface-modelling experience in Rhino is mandatory. This opportunity should therefore not be mistaken for an introductory course for someone who has never used the software. It involves rebuilding an existing aircraft shape into usable engineering surfaces rather than inventing a new aircraft concept.
Internship details
| Employer | HAVAI Aerial Systems |
|---|---|
| Role | 3D Surface Modeller in Rhino |
| Mode | Work from home |
| Duration | 3 months |
| Advertised stipend | ₹30,000–50,000 per month |
| Openings | 1 |
| Apply by | 11 November 2026 |
What the modelling project involves
HAVAI describes itself as a Bangalore-based aerospace hardware startup developing fixed-wing cargo unmanned aerial vehicles. For this assignment, the fuselage geometry is already available through Blender subdivision models, sketches and three-view drawings. The selected intern will rebuild that defined geometry as clean, lightweight NURBS surfaces in Rhino, supporting composite mold making and future modifications.
The distinction between rebuilding and concept design matters. Applicants are not being asked to develop an entirely new visual concept from a blank page. Instead, the existing shape must be translated into suitable surfaces while respecting the supplied geometry. The listing's emphasis on clean transitions, closures and fairings makes practical surface-modelling experience particularly relevant.
One task is modelling the cargo section with radiused corners and transitions into a tapered nose and tail. Another is producing clean, continuous nose and tail closures without poles or degenerate surfaces. The employer also wants high-quality transitions at wing-to-fuselage and boom-to-fuselage fairings. These are specific surface-quality responsibilities, not simply a request for an attractive rendered image.
The work additionally includes trim lines for hatches and access panels and a mold split line following the provided specifications. The live source does not provide a reliably readable number of hatches or access panels, so this article does not invent a quantity. Applicants should use the employer's project instructions for those details.
Who should consider applying?
- Prior experience in 3D surface modelling with Rhino is mandatory.
- Rhino is the skill expressly listed for this internship.
- Candidates need relevant skills and an interest in the advertised engineering-surface work.
- They must be available for a work-from-home internship lasting three months.
- They must be able to begin between 12 October and 16 November 2026.
The complete visible employer eligibility does not impose a particular engineering degree. Applicants should nevertheless distinguish the absence of a stated degree restriction from the presence of a strong practical requirement: previous Rhino surface-modelling experience is not optional. This is a specialist assignment and should be evaluated against actual experience rather than interest in aerospace alone.
Relevant samples of genuine surface-modelling work may help an applicant explain their capabilities. That is preparation advice, not an announced compulsory portfolio format. The source does not specify a particular Rhino version, an interview sequence, a test assignment or a numerical minimum for years of experience.
Stipend, duration and remote arrangement
The advertised stipend range is ₹30,000–50,000 per month. The listing does not explain how the final offer within that range will be determined, and it does not state a separate incentive component. Applicants should not assume that every selected candidate will receive the highest advertised figure.
The duration is three months and the live listing states work from home. Bangalore is the location mentioned in the company's description, not an instruction to attend an office for this advertised opportunity. Daily hours, equipment provision, software-licence arrangements and any meeting schedule are not disclosed. Candidates can clarify those practical points if contacted by the employer.
No certificate, recommendation letter or permanent job offer is explicitly promised in the complete listing. The value of this opportunity lies in its stated paid modelling assignment; additional benefits should not be assumed.
About the employer
HAVAI Aerial Systems describes its focus as next-generation UAVs for logistics and aerial surveillance. The internship's specific project is the surface reconstruction of a fixed-wing cargo UAV fuselage. These are employer-provided descriptions and do not establish a government appointment, a defence-service internship or guaranteed access to a particular client.
Application process
- Open the exact HAVAI internship listing through the link below.
- Read the complete surface-modelling requirements and compare them with your Rhino experience.
- Confirm your availability for the three-month duration and published start window.
- Use the Apply now option on Internshala and provide accurate application information.
View HAVAI Aerial Systems' complete Rhino internship and apply. Submit by 11 November 2026 and check the live listing for updates before applying.
