Power Electronics Intern: Flight Hardware & Testing

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astranisMillbrae (CA)

Electronics Engineers, Except Computer Space Research and Technology

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About the role

Astranis is seeking a Power Electronics Intern (Winter 2027) to join the hardware team in Northern California. This twelve-week, hourly internship offers a hands-on path to contribute to space hardware soon headed to flight. You will work with power engineers to design, build and test flight hardware, develop test setups, prototype circuits, and automate tests while coordinating assembly and environmental testing. U.S. citizenship or eligible status is required.

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