Summer Research Program Intern 2027, Electronics for Contested Space (Group 09-94)
Space Systems Design
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The gist
This summer research role involves working on cutting-edge space systems and electronics for national security. You'll design and test resilient satellite technologies, work with advanced tools, and contribute to critical projects under expert mentorship. Ideal for students with a technical background in electrical engineering or computer science.
What you would actually do
- Analyze and design resilient space systems and electronics
- Work with C/C++, MATLAB, Python, and RF design tools
- Collaborate on national security projects with MIT engineers
Skills mentioned
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