Summer Research Program Microelectronics Intern 2027, Advanced Imager Technology (Group 08-87)
Microelectronics Development
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The gist
This summer research role involves developing and testing microelectronics for cutting-edge imaging systems used in defense and scientific applications. You'll work with advanced technologies like high-speed imagers and low-light detectors, contributing to projects that support national security and astronomical research. Ideal for students with a strong background in computer science, electrical engineering, or physics.
What you would actually do
- Design and test microelectronics for advanced imaging systems
- Use Matlab, C, Python, and Linux for data analysis and processing
- Work on high-resolution imaging tech for defense and astronomy
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