Summer Research Program Intern 2027, Interceptor and Sensor Technology (Group 03-38)
Algorithm Development
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The gist
This summer research program offers hands-on experience in developing advanced sensor technologies and analyzing hypersonic and space systems. Ideal for students with a background in engineering or computer science, the role involves algorithm development, hardware testing, and data analysis. The internship provides mentorship, professional development, and housing support for non-local interns.
What you would actually do
- Develop algorithms for hypersonic vehicles and space systems
- Work with optical sensors and real-time signal processing
- Conduct analysis on rocket trajectories and sensor performance
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