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Dawn Aerospace in the Netherlands is offering a 5-month internship focused on building a communication device using embedded Linux for internal command and control of propulsion systems during Assembly‑Integration‑and‑Testing activities. You will gain hands‑on experience operating our propulsion systems and interfacing with networked data handling software.
The role requires working toward a degree in Embedded Systems, Software, or related fields, with experience in embedded Linux and
The role of the propulsion operations team is to ensure customers can use our in-space propulsion systems in the way they need to complete their mission. The team operates on the interface between software, electronics, propulsion hardware, and the customer. We collaborate closely with software and electrical engineers on our embedded control electronics. Together with project managers we talk to customers and determine what kind of manoeuvres and operations they want to perform with the propulsion system. Working with propulsion engineers we translate high‑level concepts of operations into low‑level read‑out from sensors, and the actuation of heaters, valves, and igniters. With AIT we ensure smooth assembly, integration, and verification of propulsion systems. Within this team, the focus of this internship position is on developing a communication device using embedded Linux for internal command and control of our systems during Assembly‑Integration‑and‑Testing activities. This device communicates with our propulsion systems and networked data handling software. You will also get hands‑on experience operating our propulsion systems.
At Dawn Aerospace, we believe that diverse teams build better solutions. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences are valued and supported to do their best work.
Dawn Aerospace is a space transportation company with a purpose. Our mission is to enable the next generation of space users by providing more sustainable and scalable ways to access and move around in space. We currently focus on three areas of space transportation: in‑space propulsion, in‑space servicing, and spaceplane development. Our international teams are distributed across the Netherlands, France, New Zealand, and the USA.