Interns will learn about digital mission engineering through hands-on projects, mentorship, and collaboration with professionals in IT and software development.
NextGen is offering high-tech internship opportunities to students with a strong desire and interest to learn about digital mission engineering.
No prior work history is necessary. We are willing to train the right candidates! Interns will be assigned a full-time mentor and will be embedded in team projects where possible.
Join our mentor-based internship program tailored for aspiring IT and software development enthusiasts. This unique opportunity offers a personalized 1-1 experience, pairing each intern with a seasoned industry professional as their mentor. Through hands-on guidance and individualized attention, interns will delve into real-world projects, gaining invaluable insights, skills, and practical knowledge. Whether you're passionate about coding, system architecture, or software engineering, our mentorship program provides the support and mentorship needed to accelerate your growth and kickstart your career in the dynamic world of technology.
Digital Mission Engineering Activities
- Developing SysML models
- Using state-of-the art physics simulation tools
- Pursuing certification in common engineering tools
- Analyzing simulation results
- Reviewing research and development (R&D) requirements and opportunities
- Analyzing system requirements and proposing solutions to meet mission objectives.
- Assisting in the documentation of system architectures, design decisions, and implementation details.
- Engaging in cross-functional collaboration with teams from different disciplines, such as software development, hardware engineering, and cybersecurity, to ensure holistic solutions.
Qualifications
- US Citizenship required
- Major in computer science, engineering, MIS, or information technology
- Proficient with Microsoft Office applications
- Thorough understanding of internet research
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Strong problem solving and critical thinking skills
Job Details
- Remote work allowed
- Laptop provided
- Expected hours: ~10 per week
- Start date: As Soon As Possible
HUBZone Status: NextGen Federal Systems will give special consideration for candidates that live in a HUBZone. Please take a moment to see if your address is in a HUBZone by clicking this link HUBZone Checker.
Equal Opportunity Employer / Protected Veterans/ Individuals with Disabilities.
Top Skills
MS Office
Sysml
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