Astro Mechanica

Software Engineering Intern

Astro Mechanica
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Responsibilities

  • Participate as an embedded member of the software team in standups, design reviews, and planning.
  • Own a scoped project through design, implementation, testing, and delivery with mentorship from senior engineers.
  • Contribute to flight software, simulation, test infrastructure, or internal engineering tools.
  • Test software on flight computers, embedded microprocessors, and engine hardware.
  • Write maintainable code and unit and integration tests.
  • Collaborate with mechanical, electrical, propulsion, and controls engineers on software requirements.
  • Debug issues across embedded and real-time systems and present completed work to the team.

Requirements

  • Currently pursuing a bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD in computer science, engineering, math, or a science discipline.
  • Experience with C++, Rust, Python, or another programming language through coursework, projects, research, or prior internships.
  • Solid fundamentals in data structures, algorithms, and object-oriented programming.
  • Familiarity with Git and software testing practices.
  • Ability to work full-time in person in San Francisco during Summer 2027.

Benefits

  • Competitive hourly pay.
  • Hands-on mentorship from experienced engineers.
  • Company-funded perks including team lunches, game nights, and other activities.
  • Full-time, in-person internship in San Francisco for approximately 10–12 weeks, beginning June 7, 2027 for semester schools or June 27, 2027 for quarter schools.
  • In-office work five days per week is an essential part of the role.

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About Astro Mechanica

51-200 employees

Astro Mechanica is a San Francisco–based aerospace company developing supersonic airframes and dual-use propulsion systems, including its proprietary Duality platform, for defense and commercial aviation. It plans to pair these systems with a new flight operations model to enable high-speed point-to-point transport, and is currently building adaptable high-speed systems for the U.S. government. Founded in 2021, it is privately held and backed by investors including Andreessen Horowitz and United Airlines Ventures.

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