Remote Aerospace/Software Engineering Intern

a.i. solutions is looking to hire interns for the FreeFlyer product group to contribute to the solution of real-world flight dynamics problems in the aerospace industry supporting customers such as NASA, the US Air Force, and commercial companies worldwide. FreeFlyer is an industry-leading commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) flight dynamics tool that is used in ground systems supporting communications, scientific, military, and educational projects to enable mission planning and awareness. Being a FreeFlyer intern means making meaningful contributions to the future of the tool as you either work with the development team to conduct research into new technologies and develop software prototypes or work with the technical support team to use the tool and overcome challenging aerospace engineering hurdles in support of our customers. As part of this work, FreeFlyer interns will interface with all areas of the FreeFlyer product team, learn about the industry, and learn about what a.i. solutions contributes to that industry over the course of their time with our team. The successful candidate will demonstrate the ability to embrace the a.i. solutions mission and work to continually exceed the expectations of our customers.

This internship will run from Monday, May 18th, to Friday, August 14th.

Essential Roles & Responsibilities:

Development Focus

Plan and run simulations on third-party tools to improve developer productivity

Investigate performance-improving external software architectures for use in the product

Design and develop utility and infrastructure applications for use by the FreeFlyer team

Systems Engineering Focus

Generate sample Mission Plans in FreeFlyer in response to customer requests

Build and update orbital mechanics instructional materials using FreeFlyer

Create FreeFlyer webcasts and demonstration videos to highlight new features

Update the FreeFlyer help file both in architecture and in content

General

Support the FreeFlyer team’s release cycle with verification testing efforts

Provide meaningful design feedback during group reviews of new FreeFlyer features

Attend company group meetings to better understand the industry and how we fit into it

Learn about the different missions the company supports and our role in those tasks

Minimum Qualifications:

Full-time enrollment in 2024 towards an associates, bachelors, masters, or PhD in engineering, mathematics, physics, or related field

Basic familiarity with flight dynamics and/or orbital mechanics

U.S. citizenship

Must be a Brooke Owens Fellow

Desirable Experience:

Experience with FreeFlyer and excitement about flight dynamics

Programming experience in C++, C#, and Java; working with source-controlled operational cod