18 hours ago
Los Angeles, CA, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Support development, debugging, and testing of embedded software, hardware interfaces, diagnostic capabilities, automated testing, and development tools.
- Perform hands-on testing and validation of hardware-in-the-loop environments and evaluate system behavior against expected results.
- Reproduce and investigate software and hardware-in-the-loop failures, document results, and help identify sources of unexpected behavior.
- Improve test coverage and validation processes based on hands-on system testing.
- Instrument software components and route and validate telemetry data from source to destination.
- Integrate system signals into HMI and Grafana for monitoring and troubleshooting.
- Complete a long-duration project culminating in a technical deliverable and presentation.
Requirements
- Be enrolled in at least a bachelor’s degree program and entering the junior or senior year of study.
- Have prior internship experience or significant project team, laboratory, or research experience exceeding one year.
- Experience with embedded software development, debugging, or testing is preferred.
- Experience with hardware-in-the-loop testing or hands-on software/hardware integration and validation is preferred.
- Experience with software instrumentation, telemetry, system monitoring, HMI, or Grafana is preferred.
- A GPA of 3.5 or above, university leadership experience, strong communication and analytical skills, attention to detail, initiative, and ability to work independently and collaboratively are preferred.
Benefits
- Two summer cohort schedules are available: May 17–August 13 or June 14–September 10.
- The internship is based at the Torrance, California headquarters and requires onsite work five days per week; remote and hybrid arrangements are not available.
- Interns receive a relocation and housing stipend as part of the offer package.
About Antares
Antares designs and manufactures compact, transportable nuclear microreactors that deliver mobile power to remote military bases, austere industrial sites, and future space and underwater missions. The privately held company, founded in 2023 and headquartered in Los Angeles, monetizes through development contracts and eventual sales of microreactor systems; it holds contracts with U.S. military services, NASA, and the Department of Energy.