Electrical & Computer Engineering Intern — National Impact

MITRE; Clearfield (UT); On-site; USD 47,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

MITRE in Utah is seeking a student intern in Electrical or Computer Engineering to contribute to projects across electronic warfare, communications, embedded systems, prototyping, and maritime systems development.

You will work onsite, continue enrollment the next semester, and apply foundational engineering knowledge using relevant tools and programming languages while supporting mission-critical national security and public-interest initiatives.

Qualifications

• Must be a full-time student pursuing an accredited degree program in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related disciplines.
• Must continue to be enrolled the semester following the internship.
• Foundational knowledge in electrical and/or computer engineering including relevant tools, methodologies, and programming languages.
• Must have sustained excellence in academic performance.

Responsibilities

• Electronic Warfare and Signal Processing: antennas, electromagnetics, sensors, radar, photonics, and advanced signal processing.
• Communications and Spectrum Operations: wireless communications, SIGINT, spectrum management, and PNT.
• Embedded Systems and Security: electronics design, embedded security, and cryptographic systems.
• Prototyping and Advanced Manufacturing: rapid hardware prototyping, mechanical design, reliability analysis, and advanced manufacturing techniques.
• Maritime Systems Development: acoustic and ocean modeling, SONAR system analysis, and transducer design.

Skills

Electrical engineering

Computer engineering

Programming languages

Academic excellence

Education

Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering degree program

Job description

MITRE in Utah is seeking a student intern in Electrical or Computer Engineering to contribute to projects across electronic warfare, communications, embedded systems, prototyping, and maritime systems development.

You will work onsite, continue enrollment the next semester, and apply foundational engineering knowledge using relevant tools and programming languages while supporting mission-critical national security and public-interest initiatives.