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Furientis in Los Angeles, CA is seeking engineering interns to work on real hardware across mechanical and electrical design, GN&C, propulsion, and seeker systems. You will be matched to a project where you can contribute meaningfully, learn by building, testing, and iterating, and share findings with the team.
You should be pursuing a B.S. or graduate degree in engineering, have hands-on project experience, and be curious, practical, and able to communicate clearly.
America is critically deficient in production of defensive munitions- we currently produce shipborne interceptors in the few hundreds per year while our adversaries are producing offensive threats in the tens of thousands per year. Furientis was started to help solve this problem- introducing a new class of cost-effective, high production rate, interceptor missiles. We’re seeking motivated individuals who internalize this problem and are eager to apply their past experience in similar industries (aerospace, defense, automotive/racing, robotics) and out of the box thinking to solve this problem for the US and its allies.
We are looking for engineering interns who want to work on real hardware and solve problems across disciplines. At Furientis, you could contribute to mechanical or electrical design, manufacturing, guidance, navigation, and control (GN&C), propulsion, or seeker systems. We'll match your strengths and interests to a project where you can make a concrete contribution.
This is a hands-on role for someone curious, practical, and comfortable learning by building, testing, analyzing, and iterating. You'll work with engineers across the team, take ownership of a defined project, and share what you learn along the way.
Location: On-site at our Los Angeles, CA HQ; remote work is not available. Monthly weekend travel for test events and supplier engagements. Clearance: A clearance is not required for this position. Must be a U.S. Person.
Furientis is an equal-opportunity employer. To comply with U.S. export control laws, employment is contingent on eligibility to access export-controlled information.