Laser Air Monitoring System – Engineering Intern
Hardware Assembly Support
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What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $48,100 – $86,950. Most postings never say.
- Nobody had applied when this was listed — you would be near the front of the queue.
- Posted in the last 24 hours.
The gist
This role involves hands-on support for assembling and testing flight hardware for a lunar air monitoring system. You will work with mechanical, electrical, and optical components, contributing to system testing and documentation. Ideal for engineering students interested in spaceflight hardware and production processes.
What you would actually do
- Support hardware assembly, integration, and testing for LAMS system
- Work with mechanical, electrical, and optical components in production
- Collaborate on test procedures and documentation for flight hardware
Skills mentioned
How to apply
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