Computer Vision Intern: Space Imagery & AI (Remote)

Analytical Mechanics Associates; Nevada (IA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vision insurance

Long-term disability

Tuition reimbursement

401(k)

Remote work

Job summary

Analytical Mechanics Associates (AMA) is seeking a Computer Science/Engineering intern to advance computer vision applications. Work includes applying CNNs and vision transformers to enhance degraded imagery during lunar landing experiments; remote work is available.

The internship runs Sept 8, 2026, to Dec 18, 2026. Candidates should be pursuing a degree in Physics, CS, or Engineering with Python/C/C++, and PyTorch experience; strong communication and presentation skills are expected, with

Qualifications

• Progress toward a degree (undergraduate or graduate) in Physics, computer science, or Engineering.
• Working knowledge and application of CNNs/ViTs to image tasks using PyTorch.
• Programming experience in C/C++, Python, Julia.

Responsibilities

• Apply computer vision (CNNs/ViTs) to improve degraded imagery during lunar landing scenarios.
• Iterate designs based on feedback from engineering teams (GN&C, mechanical, flight test).
• Produce engineering drawings and configuration-controlled CAD packages for design reviews.

Skills

CNNs/ViTs

PyTorch

C/C++

Python

Julia

Communication

Presentation skills

Education

Undergraduate or graduate degree in Physics, Computer Science, or Engineering

Tools

CAD software

Job description

Analytical Mechanics Associates (AMA) is seeking a Computer Science/Engineering intern to advance computer vision applications. Work includes applying CNNs and vision transformers to enhance degraded imagery during lunar landing experiments; remote work is available.

The internship runs Sept 8, 2026, to Dec 18, 2026. Candidates should be pursuing a degree in Physics, CS, or Engineering with Python/C/C++, and PyTorch experience; strong communication and presentation skills are expected, with