Avionics Electrical Engineer Intern - Fall 2026

Castelion Corporation; Torrance, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 28.000 - 48.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Castelion is seeking Electrical Engineer Interns for Fall 2026 to design, build, and test electronics for advanced missile systems. You will own hardware projects from architecture to validation, collaborating with hardware, firmware, and systems engineers in a fast-paced startup environment.

You will contribute to architecture, schematic design, board bring-up, and rapid prototyping for real-world flight tests, with responsibilities spanning design decisions, verification, and documentation.

Qualifikationen

• Currently pursuing a BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related field.

Aufgaben

• Take ownership of circuit board design from specification and architecture through schematic, layout collaboration, bring-up, and validation
• Design and integrate analog and digital circuits, processors, sensors, and power electronics
• Collaborate cross-functionally with PCB layout, firmware, mechanical, systems, and test teams
• Rapidly iterate hardware designs as system requirements mature
• Document design decisions, calculations, schematics, validation results, and learnings clearly
• Support system bring-up, debug, and test campaigns in the lab and on hardware-in-the-loop benches

Kenntnisse

Circuit design

Analog & digital electronics

PCB bring-up

MATLAB/Python

C/C++

System integration

PCB layout

Ausbildung

BS or MS in Electrical Engineering/related

Mechatronics or related field

Tools

PCB design tools

Schematic capture

Jobbeschreibung

Castelion is seeking Electrical Engineer Interns for Fall 2026 to design, build, and test electronics for advanced missile systems. You will own hardware projects from architecture to validation, collaborating with hardware, firmware, and systems engineers in a fast-paced startup environment.

You will contribute to architecture, schematic design, board bring-up, and rapid prototyping for real-world flight tests, with responsibilities spanning design decisions, verification, and documentation.