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Mechanical Design Engineering Intern supporting the design and analysis of spacecraft, instruments, mechanisms, RF electronics, and mechanical ground support equipment. Responsibilities may include CAD design, engineering analysis, hardware testing, mechanical developmental testing, laboratory research, and data analysis. The intern will collaborate with experienced engineers, apply university knowledge to mechanical problems, and work in office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, and research environments.

Supports quality engineering activities throughout spacecraft and payload programs, including design reviews, testing, configuration audits, nonconformance resolution, Material Review Boards, Failure Review Boards, and verification activities. Reviews engineering and manufacturing documentation, participates in cleanroom and production-floor operations, and collaborates cross-functionally with engineering, manufacturing, testing, customers, and suppliers. The role is fully on-site and may require after-hours, weekend, or nighttime support.

Mechanical Design Engineering Intern supporting the design and analysis of spacecraft, instruments, mechanisms, RF electronics, and mechanical ground support equipment. Responsibilities include CAD design, mechanical testing, hardware analysis, laboratory research, and data analysis while collaborating with experienced engineers in office, laboratory, production, and cleanroom environments.

Designs, develops, aligns, integrates, and tests optical systems for airborne, space-based, defense, intelligence, scientific, and commercial applications. Works hands-on with optical hardware, validates components, supports optical subsystem development, participates in design reviews, and contributes to proposals, RFIs, and white papers. The role requires collaboration across engineering teams and may involve laboratory, cleanroom, production, and field environments.

Designs, develops, aligns, integrates, and tests optical systems and subsystems for airborne, space-based, defense, intelligence, and commercial applications. The role involves hands-on optical hardware work, component procurement and validation, analytical engineering, design reviews, proposal support, and technology development. Candidates will collaborate cross-functionally in laboratory, cleanroom, production, and office environments while supporting advanced optical programs.

Supports quality engineering activities for spacecraft and payload hardware throughout design, manufacturing, testing, and launch. Responsibilities include reviewing engineering and manufacturing documentation, supporting design reviews and test activities, investigating nonconformances, facilitating corrective and preventive actions, and participating in Material and Failure Review Boards. The role requires regular on-site work in office, laboratory, production-floor, and cleanroom environments, with occasional after-hours support.

Mechanical Design Engineering Intern assisting with the design and analysis of spacecraft, instruments, mechanisms, RF electronics, and mechanical ground support equipment. Responsibilities may include CAD design, engineering analysis, hardware testing, mechanical developmental testing, data analysis, and laboratory research. The role requires teamwork, hands-on mechanical aptitude, interpersonal skills, and an on-site schedule five days per week.

Leads test engineering for ICBM and aerospace system development, including experimental flight-test planning, requirements management, test execution, technology readiness assessments, range coordination, and results analysis. Supports launch-vehicle requirements, system integration, design reviews, MBSE products, and government acquisition activities. The role provides technical leadership across flight-test missions and requires moderate travel, military systems testing experience, and an active Secret clearance.

Leads the Trek spacecraft product line as Chief Engineer, owning the technical baseline, architecture, requirements, verification, integration, testing, risk management, and technical roadmaps. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, suppliers, customers, and company programs while managing cost and schedule baselines. Leads design and readiness reviews, supports proposals and IRAD initiatives, and coaches systems engineers throughout the spacecraft lifecycle.

Supports quality engineering activities throughout aerospace and spacecraft hardware programs, including design reviews, testing, configuration audits, nonconformance resolution, root-cause analysis, corrective and preventive actions, and Material and Failure Review Boards. Reviews engineering, manufacturing, test, and quality documentation; participates in shop-floor and cleanroom activities; and collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, inspectors, customers, and suppliers. The role may require on-call or after-hours support during critical program phases.