Power Electronics Internship — Space & Defense Lab

CesiumAstro, Inc.; El Segundo (CA); Vor Ort; USD 28.000 - 41.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Health, dental, vision

Stock options

Life, disability and retirement plans

Zusammenfassung

CesiumAstro, Inc. is seeking a summer intern for the Analog & Power Electronics team in El Segundo, CA. You will assist in developing advanced power electronics for space and defense applications and gain hands-on lab experience with oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers.

You will work closely with engineers, contributing to design projects and learning power conversion, control, and EMC considerations in a dynamic R&D environment.

Qualifikationen

• Pursuing MS or PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering with focus in analog or power electronics.
• Strong fundamentals in electronics and coursework in power electronics, control theory or linear/non-linear systems.
• Hands-on experience with lab instruments and power electronics hardware projects is highly desirable.

Aufgaben

• Support power electronics design projects contributing to ongoing programs.
• Gain hands-on laboratory characterization and troubleshooting experience.
• Work alongside experienced power electronics engineers on real hardware.
• Contribute to advancing CesiumAstro's analog/power electronics technology roadmap.

Kenntnisse

Power electronics basics

Lab instrumentation

Circuit analysis

Schematic capture

PCB layout

GaN or SiC devices

Control theory

Python/MATLAB

SPICE tools

Ausbildung

MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering

Tools

Altium

OrCAD

Allegro

Xpedition

LTSPICE

SIMetrix/SIMPLIS

PLECS

MATLAB

Simulink

HyperLynx

ANSYS Q3D

SiWave

Jobbeschreibung

CesiumAstro, Inc. is seeking a summer intern for the Analog & Power Electronics team in El Segundo, CA. You will assist in developing advanced power electronics for space and defense applications and gain hands-on lab experience with oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers.

You will work closely with engineers, contributing to design projects and learning power conversion, control, and EMC considerations in a dynamic R&D environment.