2027 Summer In-Space Propulsion Engineering Intern

Ursa Major is currently seeking talented individuals for our Summer 2027 In-Space Propulsion Engineering Internship. As an intern on a small, fast-moving team, you will be challenged with supporting the dynamic environment of spacecraft propulsion design, development, manufacturing, test, and production. You will receive hands-on experience while helping solve difficult engineering problems. We thrive on giving ownership and authority, so you can expect to make decisions and make a difference!

This internship will be on the In-Space Propulsion team.

This position will be full-time.

Responsibilities:

Design, analysis, manufacturing, and test of spacecraft propulsion components including thrusters, tanks, valves, and fluid systems

Rapid-prototyping solutions to complex problems to achieve project goals within the internship

Collaboration across multiple disciplines within the company to drive success

Required Qualifications:

Background in mechanical, aerospace, or manufacturing engineering

Must be an academic Junior or above by May 2027 (experience with Fluids, Mechanics of Materials, rocket propulsion, and other advanced classes)

Excellent with first principle analysis with mechanical, thermal, and/or fluid-based scenarios

Hands-on build and/or test experience (design > build > test lifecycle of a project)

Demonstrated teamwork and ability to communicate effectively in a group setting

Drive to continuously improve technical and team skills

Experience with CAD software is preferred

A passion for space and spacecraft propulsion

Colorado law requires us to tell you the base compensation range of this role, which is $30.00/hour, determined by your education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities. What we can’t quantify for you are the exciting challenges, supportive team, and amazing culture we enjoy.

Classification: Full-time Non-Exempt