Engineering Intern

Mission
Drones injure and kill over 5,000 Ukrainians every month. We exist to stop that. We're building micro-missiles to intercept small drones at close range — small enough to carry three in a vest, launch by hand, and cheap enough for widespread use. This is about to be the smallest, most cost-effective guided missile ever deployed. Our goal is to win the war, before giving NATO a system that works.
 

Role summary
We're accepting interns on a rolling basis starting in August, with the aim of evaluating for a full-time role after the internship. You'll work from the UK and Ukraine, though you should expect the majority of your time to be spent in Ukraine. You will not operate near front-line areas, and work in Ukraine is conditional on a stable security situation. Duration: ~3 months.
 

Requirements
Experience with any of the following: 
- mechanical engineering 
- electrical/electronics engineering
- controls
- software engineering (especially computer vision)
-  building UXVs 
- business. 

And you should be comfortable building fast and getting your hands dirty, and driven by impact and mission.
 

Credibility
Areas of responsibility are matched to your skills. Previous interns have, in 2 days, built an air cannon and used it to debug one of our biggest issues; written key features of our guidance algorithms; implemented new sensors for better testing; set up live-fire tests; and driven a car around a track at 200 km/h as part of a test regime. This isn't a research role — we fly real systems fast. Our record is six launches in a day with system iterations between each test. If you're ready to build something that matters, we want to hear from you.