Space SETA Engineering Fellowship: Path to Hire

Space Kinetic Corp.; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Space Kinetic Corp. in El Segundo, CA is seeking a SETA Engineering intern to support mechanical and aerospace research, analysis, and mission concepts across multidisciplinary teams.

You will develop trade studies, perform data-driven analyses, and help prepare technical summaries and presentations while paired with a mentor for a three‑month, onsite program that could lead to long-term opportunities.

Strong math, physics, and coding basics are required; exposure to MATLAB and Python is a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s level education in mechanical/aerospace engineering or physics.
• Strong background in physics and mathematics.
• Intermediate coding ability to support technical analysis, modeling, and data processing.

Responsibilities

• Support mechanical and aerospace engineering research activities
• Perform analytical, parameter-driven analyses and develop white papers communicating findings
• Help prepare engineering summaries, technical documentation, and presentation materials
• Support engineering coordination across technical teams
• Assist with analysis of engineering data and design approaches
• Participate in technical discussions and reviews
• Support rapid research tasks in a startup environment
• Develop trade studies and first-principles assessments for new missions and applications

Skills

Mechanical engineering fundamentals

Aerospace engineering

Physics background

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering

Master's degree in Physics

Tools

MATLAB

Python

STK

GMAT

Job description

Space Kinetic Corp. in El Segundo, CA is seeking a SETA Engineering intern to support mechanical and aerospace research, analysis, and mission concepts across multidisciplinary teams.

You will develop trade studies, perform data-driven analyses, and help prepare technical summaries and presentations while paired with a mentor for a three‑month, onsite program that could lead to long-term opportunities.

Strong math, physics, and coding basics are required; exposure to MATLAB and Python is a plus.