Sensor Systems Co-op: Inertial Tech, FPGA & DSP

Inuplands; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 57,308,000 - 128,943,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance

Employee clubs

Off-site events

Discounts to local museums

Job summary

Draper is seeking Sensor Electrical Engineering co-ops and interns to support the development of precision inertial guidance instruments in Cambridge, MA. You will work with senior staff across prototyping, testing, and analysis, communicating results in memos and presentations.

Ideal candidates are self-starters with a background in electronics, FPGA/ASIC concepts, and signal integrity, joining a multi-disciplinary team focused on national security applications.

Qualifications

• Scripting and modeling in MATLAB, Simulink, LabVIEW, etc.
• Simulation tools such as SPICE, CST, COMSOL, and ANSYS HFSS/SIwave
• Digital/FPGA design tools, such as Xilinx Vivado and Microsemi Libero
• Board & chip design tool sets, such as Cadence and Mentor Graphics
• Signal integrity, layout, and grounding design principles
• Digital signal processing, classical controls, and/or modern controls
• Hands on experience in digital and/or analog electronics design, test, and debug

Responsibilities

• Support the research and development of precision inertial guidance instruments.
• Collaborate with senior technical staff on programs and communicate results.
• Contribute to design, prototyping, analysis and testing of systems.

Skills

MATLAB

Simulink

LabVIEW

SPICE

CST

COMSOL

ANSYS HFSS

Vivado

Libero

Cadence

Mentor Graphics

Signal integrity

DSP

Digital/Analog design

Education

Tools

Xilinx Vivado

Microsemi Libero

Cadence

Mentor Graphics

Job description

Draper is seeking Sensor Electrical Engineering co-ops and interns to support the development of precision inertial guidance instruments in Cambridge, MA. You will work with senior staff across prototyping, testing, and analysis, communicating results in memos and presentations.

Ideal candidates are self-starters with a background in electronics, FPGA/ASIC concepts, and signal integrity, joining a multi-disciplinary team focused on national security applications.