Summer Research Program Intern 2027, Air Traffic Control Systems (Group 04-43)
Aviation Systems Research
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- Pay is stated up front — $44 / hour. Most postings never say.
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The gist
This summer research role involves working on cutting-edge aviation weather and decision support systems. You'll design algorithms, build real-time systems, and test software for critical ATC technologies. Ideal for students with a technical background in computer science, engineering, or related fields.
What you would actually do
- Design and implement algorithms for aviation weather and decision support systems
- Work on real-time systems and software testing for ATC technologies
- Collaborate on projects like FAA NextGen Weather Processor and Zero Trust tech
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