Software Engineering Intern (PHX)

Join our Phoenix, AZ team as a Software Engineering Intern! Our internships are hands on, highly technical, and designed to let you see what it's like to work at Astronautics. This is a paid undergraduate intern opportunity. As an engineering intern, you will work closely with our engineering staff on actual customer projects. Our summer intern program consists of at least 10 weeks of real-world experience in an engineering development environment.

In addition to software engineering, we have an open opportunity in systems engineering this summer in our Phoenix office. Mentors are assigned to assist interns in achieving engineering related career development that is of mutual benefit to you and Astronautics.

As a Software Engineering Intern, you will develop and maintain software in Primary Flight, Engine, and Multi-function displays as well as in-flight computing devices including Network Servers, Mission and Display Processors, Data Concentrator Units, and Flight Controls. You will work under the supervision of engineering managers and other experienced engineers to engage in all phases of software development including the following activities:

• Participate in software development activities including requirement specification, design definition, and code implementation.

• Perform software verification activities including test definition, test execution, and review of software lifecycle artifacts.

• Integrate and debug executable code on avionics hardware platforms.

• Generate software lifecycle documentation in support of the pursuit of formal certification of avionics software with the FAA and foreign certification authorities.

Desired Skills:

• Strong communication, analytical, organizational and problem-solving skills

• Ability to work effectively in a team environment

• Capability of working independently with limited oversight from senior engineers

Education and Experience:Required Qualifications:

• Current accredited college or university enrollment with sophomore, junior or senior standing; making progress towards an undergraduate degree in Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Software Engineering or Computer Science

• Minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75

• Programming skills in C/C++

• Working knowledge of software concepts, practices & procedures

• Proficient in Microsoft Office tools

• Able to work full-time onsite during the summer of 2027

• Eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship

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