About this role
What You Will Do
As an ispaceUS intern, you will become part of a collaborative team and have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful work supporting our organization and missions. Depending on your assigned department, responsibilities may include:
- Supporting active projects, programs, and day-to-day team activities
- Applying classroom knowledge to real-world technical or business challenges
- Working alongside engineers, technical specialists, and business professionals
- Participating in team meetings, project reviews, and collaborative problem-solving
- Conducting research, analysis, documentation, testing, or project support relevant to your area
- Learning about the commercial space industry and the development and operation of lunar missions
- Presenting your work and accomplishments at the conclusion of the internship
What You Will Need
- Have completed a minimum of two years of college-level coursework by the start of the Summer 2027 internship
- Be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university and continuing their education following the internship
- Be pursuing a degree relevant to the internship area for which they are being considered
- Demonstrate strong communication, collaboration, organization, and problem-solving skills
- Be comfortable working in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
- Demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and a willingness to learn
- Must be able to work in-person, full-time (paid hourly) for 12 weeks at our Englewood, CO location beginning in May 2027
What Makes You Stand Out!
- Ability to work in a fast-paced design and development environment
- Capable of working both independently and in a team environment
- Strong coordination, organization, teaming and communication abilities
- Familiarity with Agile software engineering practices and processes
- Previous engineering internship experience (aerospace preferred)
What You Can Expect
The ispaceUS Summer Internship Program is designed to provide more than just work experience. Interns will have opportunities to learn about different areas of the company, build professional relationships, develop career skills, and gain exposure to the challenges and opportunities of working in the commercial space industry.
We want our interns to leave the summer with meaningful accomplishments, new skills, professional connections, and a better understanding of where their careers could take them.
Compensation
- Intern roles are non exempt (overtime eligible, as authorized) hourly positions paid at $28/hr
- Housing stipend paid @$300/week