
Launch & Orbit Support Intern
LeoLabs
internship
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Remote • California • 🇺🇸 United States
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Entry Level
Tech Stack
DockerPythonSQLUnix
About the role
- Support LeoLabs’ Launch and Early Operations (LEOP) products and key data products during orbital launches
- Automate, optimize, and improve tools used for LEOP and orbit determination
- Collaborate with engineers and scientists to solve complex technical challenges
- Use LeoLabs’ extensive LEO object data set to prototype analytical and system improvements
- Transition your solutions from prototype to production as part of our release cycle
- Work independently and on cross-functional teams
- Communicate findings clearly through written explanations, visualizations, and weekly team updates
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree in a STEM field
- Coursework or experience in physical sciences, data analytics, or related areas
- Familiarity with orbit mechanics/astrodynamics
- Experience working in large codebases and scripting in Python, MATLAB, Julia, or similar tools
- Ability to self-direct and collaborate effectively
- Familiarity with SQL, Git, Docker, and the Unix command line (preferred)
- Passion for solving complex scientific or engineering problems (preferred)
- Prior STEM research experience (preferred)
- GPA 3.5+ in relevant coursework (preferred)
- Letter of recommendation from a professor or mentor (preferred)
- Working knowledge of statistical modeling (preferred).
Benefits
- All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identify, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
PythonMATLABJuliaSQLstatistical modelingorbit mechanicsastrodynamicsscriptingdata analyticslarge codebases
Soft skills
self-directioncollaborationcommunicationproblem-solving