Electrical Engineering Intern - Spring 2027

Job Description

Job Description

INTERN @ SPACEWORKS

Are you passionate about aerospace? Do you go above and beyond to solve difficult challenges?

SpaceWorks is seeking college student interns for the Spring 2027 (January - April, dates flexible) to support several of our functional engineering teams. We are seeking students with experience and interest in various areas of aerospace engineering. 

Interns will work within a small team of engineers on the design, development, testing, and evaluation future spacecraft, small satellites, reentry capsules, and hypersonic flight systems. We are passionate about what we do and we’re looking for someone with a keen interest in high-speed flight, aircraft, rockets, small satellites, and/or space exploration. We work with sponsors at the Department of War, NASA, and other organizations, partnering to develop a range of advanced technologies.  Given the nature of our work, US Person status is required. The position is located 100% onsite at our Atlanta, GA office and is a seasonal, full-time (hourly) position.

**Application will close at 5pm on September 28th**

A DAY IN THE LIFE

Avionics Team (electronics in aviation):

• Conceptual design of avionics subsystems for advanced concept spacecraft and aircraft, including power system sizing, component selection, and design trade studies
• Developing printed circuit boards, wiring harnesses, power systems, and avionics assemblies, starting with conceptualization and requirements definition, and moving to design, prototyping, verification, and release to production
• Designing and analyzing analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuits for power, command and control, communication, and propulsion subsystems

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR 

• College student pursuing a degree (BS, MS, or PhD) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
  
• Direct hands-on experience with circuit design, schematic capture and PCB layout, and verification testing (Altium preferred)
  
• Involvement / leadership in organizations on campus, passion projects in the backyard, and strong GPA
• Available 40 hours per week for Spring 2027 (January - April)
• Strong written and verbal communications skills
  
• Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, Power Point, Visio
• Windows and Linux operating systems
• Familiarity with the basic principles of version control systems
• Engineering Fundamentals: Applies first-principles to simplify systems and perform rough sizing using hand calculations
  
• Technical Documentation: Able to create and interpret engineering drawings and contribute to technical reports
• Familiarity with modeling in languages such as Python and/or MATLAB
• MUST be able to work in-person for the duration of the internship located in Atlanta, GA
• Must be a U.S. citizen and eligible to obtain a DoD Secret Security Clearance

BONUS POINTS

• Experience with avionics systems engineering including requirements generation, power budgets, link budgets, mass budgets, functional and environmental testing, and cost analysis
• Direct experience with hands-on design and integration of microcontrollers, printed circuit boards, power management and distribution, and RF subsystems
• Direct experience with analog signal conditioning circuitry related to reading sensors including amplification and filtering
• Direct experience with digital circuitry related to driving motors/solenoids, ARM microcontrollers, and Ethernet communications
• Experience with electronics test equipment (multimeter, oscilloscope, network analyzer, logic analyzer, etc...)
• Understanding of EMI, bonding, and grounding architectures
  

Check out our website to learn more about us and apply so that we can learn more about you! 

SEI Group is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state, or local laws.