Low Observable Eng. Intern - 12-Week In-Person

Anduril Industries; Costa Mesa (CA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Anduril Industries is seeking an intern for the Air Dominance and Strike Low Observable Team. The role sits at the intersection of aerodynamics, electromagnetics, and materials, pairing you with an LO engineer on a live program rather than a training exercise.

You will learn LO analysis tools, contribute to RCS models, and support manufacturing and validation planning across a scoped portion of a live program.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in EE, AE, or ME or related field.
• Must return to school after internship for at least one quarter or semester.
• U.S. Person; export-controlled access may apply.
• Eligible for a 12-week in-person internship in summer 2027.

Responsibilities

• Run broadband Radar Cross Section (RCS) analysis on components and full air vehicles, and learn to judge when a prediction can be trusted
• Support the design and development of Low Observable unmanned air systems, from early configuration trades through detailed design
• Build and improve the analysis tools, scripts, and validation workflows the team runs on
• Model LO materials and treatments, and help select and optimize them for specific components
• Support manufacturing and validation planning, including tolerances, inspection methods, and what is actually producible at rate
• Help plan and execute RCS measurement campaigns in indoor chambers and on outdoor ranges, then reduce and interpret the data
• Compare measured results against predictions, chase down the disagreements, and feed what you learn back into the models

Skills

MATLAB/Python/C++ knowledge

CAD familiarity

Education

Pursuing Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electrical, Aerospace, or Mechanical Engineering

Tools

NX/CATIA/SolidWorks/Creo

Job description

Anduril Industries is seeking an intern for the Air Dominance and Strike Low Observable Team. The role sits at the intersection of aerodynamics, electromagnetics, and materials, pairing you with an LO engineer on a live program rather than a training exercise.

You will learn LO analysis tools, contribute to RCS models, and support manufacturing and validation planning across a scoped portion of a live program.