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Gravitics

Designs and manufactures space station modules

Mechanical Engineer Intern

Mechanical EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Internship · Winter 2027Washington, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Currently enrolled in an undergraduate program as a mechanical or electrical engineer with junior standing or higher, or in a graduate program, and have at least one semester or quarter of school remaining after the internship.
  • Available to work full time while not concurrently enrolled in coursework.
  • Basic electrical engineering knowledge, including voltage, current, resistance, power, Ohm's law, and Kirchhoff's laws.
  • Strong written, verbal, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

  • Partner with and learn from professionals in the aerospace industry while completing challenging, meaningful projects critical to the company's mission.

Desired Qualifications

  • Electronics lab experience, including wiring, soldering, instrumentation, and documenting experiments.
  • Familiarity with stepper motors, pulse-width modulation, and phase current.
  • Understanding of feedback versus open-loop systems, proportional-integral-derivative basics, stability, and bandwidth.
  • Embedded programming with C/C++, microcontrollers, general-purpose input/output, timers, and interrupts.
  • Ability to write test procedures, define objectives, set up tests, and execute tests.
  • Experience with load cells, thermocouples, pressure sensors, displacement sensors, accelerometers, and resolvers.
  • Experience with tensile, compression, vibration, thermal, fatigue, and functional testing.
  • Experience designing and building test equipment such as dynos, structures, and 80/20 aluminum extrusion.
  • Experience designing welded or machined structures.
  • Experience with tolerance stack-up studies and drafting engineering drawings.

About the Company

Gravitics

Designs and manufactures space station modules

Gravitics designs, builds, and sells space station modules to expand human habitation in orbit. Its flagship module, StarMax, adds 400 cubic meters of usable interior space to a standalone spacecraft, increasing the number of people who can live and work in space. StarMax emphasizes a large interior volume and a safety factor to support human-centric operations. The modules are sold to space agencies, private space companies, and research institutions, with potential ongoing maintenance or upgrade services as part of its model. Compared with competitors, Gravitics differentiates itself by delivering the largest interior volume per module, focusing on safe, human-centered space real estate, and positioning StarMax as a building block for broader space infrastructure in the growing commercial space market. The company aims to be a key supplier in space infrastructure, enabling more extensive and safer human activities in space.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Early VC
Total funding
$33.2M
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Founded
2021

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