Join AeroVance's global internship program and work alongside leading engineers on real missions. Gain hands-on experience in propulsion, satellite systems, defense platforms, and AI-driven flight dynamics.
We invest in the next generation of aerospace pioneers. Here's what sets our program apart.
No coffee runs. You'll contribute to active satellite constellations, propulsion tests, and defense system integrations from day one.
Paired with senior engineers and systems architects who've flown on ISS, designed launch vehicles, and led classified programs.
Access wind tunnels, vacuum chambers, AI simulation labs, and clean rooms across our 12 global engineering centers.
78% of our interns receive full-time offers upon graduation. Plus, networking events with NASA, DoD, and commercial partners.
Select a specialization that aligns with your degree and career goals. All tracks run 12β16 weeks with hybrid/remote flexibility.
Design and test airframe components, composite materials, and thermal protection systems for high-altitude and orbital vehicles.
Support combustion testing, electric thruster optimization, and fuel management systems for launch vehicles and satellites.
Develop guidance algorithms, simulation environments, and AI-driven predictive maintenance tools for autonomous flight systems.
Work on sensor fusion, telemetry architecture, and cockpit interface design for next-gen military and commercial aircraft.
Assist in market analysis, program management, supply chain optimization, and compliance for government aerospace contracts.
Support constellation planning, ground station operations, payload integration, and mission control simulation workflows.
Our streamlined application process is designed to identify talent, not filter it out.
Submit your resume, transcript, and track preference through our portal. Takes under 10 minutes.
Complete a scenario-based challenge relevant to your chosen track. No trick questions, just real engineering.
Meet your future mentor and team lead. We discuss your background, interests, and project alignment.
Receive your onboarding kit, clearances, and first-week schedule. Launch day begins.
Hear from students who turned their AeroVance internship into a full-time career.
I ran thermal simulations for a lunar lander prototype and presented findings to the program director. The trust they placed in me was incredible.
The mentorship culture is real. My advisor reviewed my code daily, introduced me to NASA contacts, and helped me secure a grad fellowship.
Yes. All AeroVance interns receive a competitive hourly wage, housing stipend (for relocations), health coverage, and mission completion bonuses based on project impact.
No. We sponsor U.S. citizenship-based clearances for defense and government-adjacent tracks. Non-U.S. citizens are eligible for commercial and satellite programs.
Most tracks offer hybrid models. Simulation, software, and strategy roles can be fully remote. Propulsion and avionics require on-site lab access for safety and equipment access.
Absolutely. 78% of interns receive conditional full-time offers before graduation. We also host early-talent networking events with NASA, ESA, and commercial partners.
Rolling applications year-round. Spring cohort: JanβMar. Summer cohort: AprβJun. Fall cohort: SepβNov. We recommend applying 3β4 months ahead.
Join 200+ students worldwide who are engineering tomorrow's aerospace breakthroughs today. Your mission starts here.