electronics Engineer intern

Empower our satellite engineering team through advancements in PocketQube design processes and testing methodologies. The SPINtern will focus on refining test regimes, implementing design process tooling, and contributing to the continuous improvement of our pico-satellite projects. This opportunity offers hands-on experience in electronics engineering within the thriving space industry, fostering skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Project overview

The selected SPINtern will play a role in advancing the overall pocketqube satellite design process at Alba Orbital. The primary focus will be on refining and evolving the existing test regimes to ensure comprehensive and robust validation of our pico-satellite systems. This includes proposing and implementing improvements in testing methodologies, instrumentation, and data analysis. Additionally, the SPINtern will be responsible for introducing and optimizing design process tooling, aiming to streamline and enhance the efficiency of our engineering workflows. This involves the identification and integration of software tools and other technological solutions that can contribute to a more agile and effective design process for PocketQube satellites.

The project encompasses a hands-on approach to electronics systems engineering and test processes. The SPINtern will collaborate closely with our engineering team, gaining exposure to real-world challenges in the space industry. This experience will not only deepen their technical skills but also foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication within a dynamic team environment. Through this internship, we anticipate the SPINtern developing a holistic understanding of satellite design, testing methodologies, and the broader space industry landscape. The knowledge gained will contribute to their professional growth, preparing them for future roles in cutting-edge aerospace technologies. The successful execution of this project will directly impact the quality and efficiency of our PocketQube satellite development.

Academic Requirements

-Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electronics Engineering, mechatronics, or a related field.

-Strong academic background, demonstrated through transcripts and academic references.

Minimum Requirements:

-Solid understanding of electronics engineering principles, circuits, and systems.

-Proficiency in relevant software tools for electronics design and analysis.

-Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.

-Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.

-Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.

Desirable Requirements:

-Previous coursework or projects related to satellite systems or space technology.

-Familiarity with CAD tools for electronics design (e.g., Altium, Eagle).

-Exposure to small satellite technologies or CubeSat projects.

-Practical experience with hardware testing and validation.

-Programming skills in languages relevant to electronics engineering tasks (e.g., Python, C).

-Strong motivation to contribute to innovative space technology projects