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Astra

May 11

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  • Internship
    Full-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Engineering
  • Alameda

Requirements

  • Working toward an MS, BS, or have equivalent experience in any STEM field
  • Hands-on experience in the design of complex systems
  • Exposure or experience in programming C/C++/Python and/or MATLAB
  • Exposure to experience with traditional machining methods
  • Experience working in a self-motivated environment
  • Desired Multipliers:
  • Exposure to Hall Effect Thrusters
  • Exposure or experience with documentation
  • Exposure to experience with environmental testing
  • Exposure or experience with aerospace-grade lubricants
  • Exposure or experience high-pressure fluid systems
  • Exposure or experience in programming in LABVIEW

Responsibilities

  • Partner: Work with a cross-disciplinary team of system owners including electrical, mechanical, controls, and software engineers to design and refine flight hardware.
  • Build: Take ownership of everything you design from conception, test, and build.
  • Impress: Don't be afraid to think outside the box. Astra is doing something that no other space company has, and we are always open to new and creative ideas.
  • Strategize: Be prepared to look down the development path to help design products that can grow/evolve with the launch vehicle.
  • Up-level: Always be aware of the systems that you interact with and have the desire to help improve them.

FAQs

What kind of tasks will I be responsible for as a Mechanical Engineering Intern?

As a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will be responsible for helping assemble, integrate, and test spacecraft engines. You will work with different teams to design tests and ensure high-quality products are delivered to customers. You will also contribute to developing new capabilities within our space products.

What skills or qualifications are required for this internship role?

To excel in this role, candidates should have a strong background in mechanical engineering. Knowledge of spacecraft engines and testing procedures is a plus. Good communication and teamwork skills are also essential for collaborating with various teams and leaders.

Will there be opportunities for learning and growth in this internship?

Yes, as a Mechanical Engineering Intern, you will have the opportunity to work with experienced professionals in the field and contribute to the development of novel capabilities in space products. You will learn valuable skills and gain hands-on experience in a fast-paced and innovative environment.

How will my performance be evaluated during the internship?

Your performance will be evaluated based on your ability to successfully assemble, integrate, and test spacecraft engines, as well as your contribution to the development of new capabilities within our space products. You will receive feedback from mentors and team leaders to help you grow and improve throughout the internship.

Will I have the opportunity to work on other projects outside of spacecraft engines?

While the primary focus of this internship is on spacecraft engines, there may be opportunities to work on other projects or assist other teams within the company. This will allow you to gain a broader perspective and experience different aspects of mechanical engineering in a real-world setting.

Astra

Defence & Aerospace
Industry
201-500
Employees
2016
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

We are on a mission to improve life on Earth from space®.