Summer Energy Systems Cybersecurity Intern
mit lincoln laboratoryLexington (KY)
Summer Energy Systems Cybersecurity Intern
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mit lincoln laboratoryLexington (KY)
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Intern
About the role
MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Energy Systems Group seeks a Summer Research Program Intern for 2027 in CI Cybersecurity and Energy Systems. The intern will design and test software tools to assess cybersecurity resiliency of control systems interfacing with critical infrastructure, using digital twins and hardware-in-the-loop approaches. Responsibilities include software development in C/C++, Python, or Go, working on embedded platforms, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.
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