Space Instrumentation Intern — Hands-on R&D

Cosine; Sassenheim; On-site; EUR 6,700 - 13,000; Part time

Job summary

cosine invites you to join our team as an intern, contributing to space instrumentation and measurement systems for real-world missions.

You'll work with scientists and engineers across disciplines, gaining hands-on experience from concept to hardware delivery. This internship or graduation project emphasizes practical problem solving and ownership of meaningful projects in a leading space tech company.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a relevant science or engineering degree.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Hands-on attitude and interest in technology development.

Responsibilities

• Assist design, modeling, testing and validation of high-performance mechanical and thermal systems.
• Contribute to electronics, avionics, embedded subsystems and instrument architectures.
• Participate in development, testing and characterization of optical systems and sensors.
• Support mechanical design from concept to prototyping and testing.
• Work across disciplines to help integrate and verify complex instruments.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem-solving

Hands-on attitude

Multidisciplinary engineering

English communication

Curiosity

Education

BSc/MSc/PhD in Physics / Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering / Electrical Engineering / Applied Physics or related

Job description

cosine invites you to join our team as an intern, contributing to space instrumentation and measurement systems for real-world missions.

You'll work with scientists and engineers across disciplines, gaining hands-on experience from concept to hardware delivery. This internship or graduation project emphasizes practical problem solving and ownership of meaningful projects in a leading space tech company.