RF Systems Intern: Space Hardware Design & Testing

Redwire; Longmont (CO); On-site; USD 37,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Redwire is seeking Engineering Interns for the RF Systems group in Longmont, Colorado, to work on design, build, and test activities for space and multi-domain programs.

You will support RF Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Systems Engineering under direct supervision, contributing to technical development and process improvements. This is an internship position for students pursuing undergrad, graduate, or PhD degrees.

Qualifications

• Pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or PhD in a relevant engineering field.
• Fundamental engineering skills required.
• Ability to collaborate with engineers, managers, and technicians.

Responsibilities

• Design RF hardware and meet milestones.
• Create/update design and test documentation.
• Conduct early trade studies and build risk-reduction prototypes.
• Support aerospace flight hardware build activities in a lab.
• Contribute to R&D efforts to design new RF systems.
• Develop processes and procedures.
• Coordinate with interdisciplinary engineering teams.
• Demonstrate professional conduct as a Redwire representative.

Skills

RF systems knowledge

RF modeling tools

Systems engineering lifecycle

Requirements management tools

RF test equipment

SolidWorks

GD&T drafting standards

Thermal/structural analysis

Education

High School diploma or GED; pursuing undergrad/grad/PhD in Aerospace/Mechanical/Electrical Eng/Physics

Engineering degree focus (Aero/Mech/Elec/Physics)

Tools

Ansys HFSS

Keysight ADS

Jama

Doors

Job description

Redwire is seeking Engineering Interns for the RF Systems group in Longmont, Colorado, to work on design, build, and test activities for space and multi-domain programs.

You will support RF Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Systems Engineering under direct supervision, contributing to technical development and process improvements. This is an internship position for students pursuing undergrad, graduate, or PhD degrees.