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Design, build, and test flight software for spacecraft systems and mission tools. Collaborate with development teams to write and debug code, participate in code reviews, support artificial intelligence projects, and gain experience across the software development lifecycle. Interns also complete professional development activities, workshops, and leadership sessions while receiving mentorship from aerospace industry experts.

Designs, develops, tests, and troubleshoots RF systems and components for space-based applications, including antennas, transmitters, receivers, and amplifiers. Performs RF validation, supports systems integration, maintains technical documentation, and collaborates with cross-functional teams. The role requires intermediate electrical engineering knowledge, RF design skills, and the ability to solve complex problems under senior-engineer mentorship.

Designs and develops RF systems and components for space applications, including antennas, transmitters, receivers, and amplifiers. Supports RF system testing, validation, integration, documentation, and performance compliance. Works under experienced engineers’ guidance while collaborating with cross-functional teams, using electrical design tools and measurement equipment. The role emphasizes learning, attention to detail, technical traceability, and applying emerging RF engineering technologies.

Designs, develops, integrates, and validates spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control systems. Responsibilities include GNC algorithm design, dynamic modeling, Monte Carlo simulations, stability analysis, sensor and actuator modeling, HITL testing, flight-mode ownership, requirements integration, and technical leadership. The engineer also mentors junior staff and supports closed-loop GNC and FDIR subsystem development.

Supports the design, execution, and documentation of RF, communications, software, environmental, and integrated-system tests for aerospace systems. Uses RF instrumentation, EGSE, LabVIEW, Python, MATLAB, and data acquisition tools to validate spacecraft and related systems. Interprets schematics, troubleshoots test issues, prepares procedures and reports, supports verification and validation, and contributes to quality assurance and non-conformance activities. Requires 5+ years of experience and the ability to obtain and maintain a Top Secret clearance.

Leads aerospace system and component testing, including test planning, procedures, reports, requirements management, systems integration, and Verification and Validation activities. Troubleshoots complex issues using schematics, service manuals, testing equipment, and logical analysis. Manages test-related nonconformances, documents technical findings, supports multidisciplinary teams, and guides less experienced engineers while ensuring compliance with system requirements and quality standards.

Supports the development and analysis of materials for aerospace systems under senior engineer guidance. Applies foundational materials science principles, standards, and theories to routine technical problems; prepares technical data, reports, and presentations; participates in technical reviews and cross-functional meetings; and communicates technical information while developing engineering expertise.

Provide technical vision and architectural leadership for major aerospace programs: define system architecture and standards, conduct feasibility and trade studies, develop technology roadmaps, advise program leadership, drive reusable design patterns and standardization, participate in early-phase proposals and milestones, and translate strategic vision into executable architectures that meet mission objectives.

Lead design and development of complex electrical harnesses and avionics systems (Harness 3D), perform tests and simulations, troubleshoot and improve existing systems, document designs and test results, mentor junior engineers, act as technical lead on specialized projects, and support systems integration, V&V, trade studies, and program CAM activities.

Designs, develops, tests, and documents software for space systems and flight technologies. Responsibilities include writing maintainable code, using Git for version control, participating in code reviews, troubleshooting software issues, collaborating with senior engineers, and following software development best practices. The role also requires continuous learning about software and space technology advancements and the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance.