intern Bachelor's · Posted Mar 23, 2026

About this role

Johns Hopkins APL is hiring a intern-level 2026 Co-op – Spacecraft Power Engineering based in Laurel, MD. Listed education preference: a bachelor's degree or equivalent.

Level
intern
Employment
Internship
Location
Laurel, MD
Work mode
On-site
Education
Bachelor's degree
Visa
Not sponsored
Department
Electrical Engineering
Posted
Mar 23, 2026
AI Summary
Co-op student will analyze, test, and deliver analog power electronics for spacecraft systems on missions like Dragonfly and IMAP. Requires electrical engineering degree, 3.3+ GPA, familiarity with power conversion and distribution systems, and basic lab equipment knowledge. Must be available for 6-12 month term in Laurel, MD.

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Job description

from Johns Hopkins APL careers
Description

Do you have an interest in learning about Power Systems and Power Electronics? Are you passionate about Space?

 

If you’re pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering (or related technical field) and want to gain experience in Spacecraft Power Electronics and Power Systems we’d love to have you join the Spacecraft Power Engineering team!

We are seeking a CO-OP student to join a hardworking team of engineers that develop and test power systems for space flight applications. As a co-op student, you will contribute to missions like Dragonfly and IMAP.

 

The CO-OP term must meet the following criteria:

  • Minimum term of 6 months
  • Maximum term of 12 months
  • Must complete the co-op within a 12-month period
    • Typically 1 or 2 semesters/quarters and 1 summer
    • May not be 2 summers

 

As a member of our Spacecraft Power Engineering Group (SEP)...

  • Your primary responsibility will be to analyze, test, and deliver analog power electronics.
  • You will work with full-time staff to learn to design and test electronic hardware.
  • You will develop analysis and simulation skills.

 

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