Power Electronics Intern — Satellite Hardware Design

Astranis Space Technologies; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship (summer 2027)

Hourly pay

Job summary

Astranis offers a Power Electronics Internship (Summer 2027) in California. Interns work with the power engineering team to build and test flight hardware, design test equipment, and write code to evaluate performance of satellite hardware. The program lasts twelve weeks and is an hourly role for students currently enrolled in a four-year university.

Applicants should be pursuing a B.S. in electrical or computer engineering (or equivalent) with an interest in power electronics, hardware

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in electrical or computer engineering or equivalent.
• Interest in learning about power electronics systems.
• Hands-on hardware design and development experience.
• US Citizenship or Green Card required.

Responsibilities

• Work with the power engineering team to build and test flight hardware.
• Design test equipment to validate designs under stressed conditions.
• Design prototype circuits for evaluation and testing.
• Bringup and debug designs in the lab.
• Write code to evaluate performance and automate testing of satellite hardware.
• Coordinate assembly, integration and environmental test efforts.

Skills

Hardware development

Lab testing

Python basics

Education

B.S. in Electrical/Computer Engineering or equivalent

Tools

Altium Designer

SPICE simulators

Job description

Astranis offers a Power Electronics Internship (Summer 2027) in California. Interns work with the power engineering team to build and test flight hardware, design test equipment, and write code to evaluate performance of satellite hardware. The program lasts twelve weeks and is an hourly role for students currently enrolled in a four-year university.

Applicants should be pursuing a B.S. in electrical or computer engineering (or equivalent) with an interest in power electronics, hardware