Mechanical/Structural Engineer Intern

About the role

Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) is seeking a student in mechanical engineering to work with professional mechanical engineers and scientists to design, analyze, manufacture, assemble, and test hardware programs in the Civil & Commercial Space (CVS) Division. SDL’s internship program provides an exciting opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to get involved with state-of-the-art technologies in space-, airborne-, and ground-based systems. With the support of engineers and mentors, interns can work on professional-level assignments that complement their academic studies. The program also includes training workshops, networking opportunities, and a variety of summer events and activities. Interns will be paid a competitive monthly stipend. The Civil & Commercial Space Division is at the forefront of scientific research and space exploration. We equip major Government and commercial missions with calibrated state-of-the-art sensors and satellites. We also provide world-class AI&T technologies and mission management. Our projects include challenges across planetary science, Earth observation, heliophysics, and astrophysics. Be part of a team that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in space and contributes to monumental scientific discoveries. This position has the potential of continued employment or transition to student/full-time employment. This internship is for the summer of 2027. SDL internships are designed to bring talented students from across the nation together for unique, high-quality professional opportunities while expanding our candidate pool. Utah State University (USU) students have access to a variety of year-round opportunities