Flight Software Intern: Build Mission Systems

Hermeus Corporation; Atlanta, Northern (GA, KY); Hybrid; USD 34,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

5 days sick leave

Weekly office lunches

Fully stocked breakrooms

Job summary

Hermeus Corporation seeks a Flight Software Intern to support the design and implementation of mission systems for uncrewed high-speed aircraft. You will work with the A-GRA (OMS/UCI) framework to establish interoperable messaging architectures and integrate subsystems across engineering teams.

Fall: around 16 weeks (August - December). Applicant should be pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering with embedded programming exposure.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering.
• Entry-level experience with C++, C, or other embedded languages.
• Experience with hardware integrations and embedded computers (Raspberry Pi, Arduinos, STM32).

Responsibilities

• Support the design and implementation of mission systems using A-GRA (OMS/UCI) for uncrewed high-speed aircraft.
• Assist in developing and integrating messaging systems to enable subsystem communication.
• Work with messaging standards, protocols, and APIs to support interoperability.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to test, validate, and refine mission system interfaces.

Skills

Embedded programming

C/C++ proficiency

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Electrical Engineering

Tools

Raspberry Pi

Arduino

STM32

Job description

Hermeus Corporation seeks a Flight Software Intern to support the design and implementation of mission systems for uncrewed high-speed aircraft. You will work with the A-GRA (OMS/UCI) framework to establish interoperable messaging architectures and integrate subsystems across engineering teams.

Fall: around 16 weeks (August - December). Applicant should be pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering with embedded programming exposure.