Software Engineer Intern

Ogun Space; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Part time

Job summary

Ogun Space in Atlanta, GA is seeking a Software Engineering Intern to build software supporting research, simulation, data analysis, automation, and experimental systems. This is a paid, temporary, non-exempt internship paying $45 per hour.

What You'll Do: Build, test, and document software for technical and research applications; develop internal tools, data pipelines, simulations, dashboards, or automation systems; work with engineers and researchers to translate complex problems into

Qualifications

• Experience programming in at least one language.
• Familiarity with software development, debugging, and version control.
• Evidence of building projects through coursework, research, employment, open source, or independent work.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
• Interest in aerospace, scientific computing, advanced manufacturing, or complex technical systems.

Responsibilities

• Build, test, and document software for technical and research applications.
• Develop internal tools, data pipelines, simulations, dashboards, or automation systems.
• Work with engineers and researchers to translate complex problems into practical software.
• Analyze results, troubleshoot issues, and improve system reliability.
• Contribute to a meaningful project with clear ownership and measurable outcomes.

Skills

Programming experience

Software development

Portfolio of projects

Problem-solving

Communication skills

Job description

Ogun Space is developing technology to enable reliable metal manufacturing in space. We are seeking a Software Engineering Intern to build software supporting research, simulation, data analysis, automation, and experimental systems.

This is a paid, temporary, non-exempt internship paying $45 per hour.

What You'll Do

• Build, test, and document software for technical and research applications
• Develop internal tools, data pipelines, simulations, dashboards, or automation systems
• Work with engineers and researchers to translate complex problems into practical software
• Analyze results, troubleshoot issues, and improve system reliability
• Contribute to a meaningful project with clear ownership and measurable outcomes

What We're Looking For

• Experience programming in at least one language
• Familiarity with software development, debugging, and version control
• Evidence of building projects through coursework, research, employment, open source, or independent work
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills
• Interest in aerospace, scientific computing, advanced manufacturing, or complex technical systems

Experience in aerospace is not required. Students and early-career candidates from a wide range of technical backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Ogun Space is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without unlawful discrimination based on any legally protected characteristic. Employment is subject to verification of authorization to work in the United States and any applicable project-specific regulatory requirements.