FAQs
What is the duration of the Graduate Researcher Program internship?
The Graduate Researcher Program internship is designed to last 10-12 weeks during the summer of 2025.
Who is eligible to apply for this internship position?
Students who will have completed their first year of study in their PhD program by July 2025 and are pursuing a PhD in Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering, Math, or Software Engineering are eligible to apply.
What kind of experience can interns expect to gain through the program?
Interns can expect to gain real-world industry experience, as well as participate in developmental programming, mentorship, and networking opportunities throughout the internship.
Is this position onsite or remote?
This position is expected to be 100% onsite at one of the listed location options.
Are there any preferred qualifications for candidates?
Yes, preferred qualifications include familiarity with machine learning, AI, advanced mathematics, and experience with tools like MATLAB, Simulink, C/C++, and techniques related to autonomous systems.
What support is available for candidates who need to relocate?
This position offers relocation support based on candidate eligibility.
What does the selection process entail after applying?
Successful applicants will be matched with an intern experience and team related to their area of expertise, and they will be guided by senior engineers throughout the internship.
What is the focus of the work at the BR&T Guidance, Navigation, Control & Autonomy team?
The work focuses on addressing research and development challenges in areas such as guidance, navigation, flight controls, and autonomy, particularly emphasizing non-GPS navigation technologies.
What is the compensation for this internship position?
The summary pay range for this position is $88,000, based on candidate experience, qualifications, market, and business considerations.
Will the internship contribute to my PhD thesis?
No, the work done during the internship will not contribute to your PhD thesis.