Systems Safety Engineering Intern

1 Week ago • All levels

About the job

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REGENT is seeking a Systems Safety Engineering Intern to contribute to the development of their seagliders. You will gain practical skills and real-world experience working on cutting-edge aerospace vehicle development. This internship involves conducting system-level and subsystem-level safety analyses, documenting requirements and verifications, and producing artifacts for seaglider certification efforts. Must have strong communication, problem-solving, and adaptability skills.

REGENT is building the seaglider; the first electric flying machine that will transport commercial passengers. With a vehicle that never flies higher than a few meters off the water, we unlock the ability to fly twice as far as an electric aircraft, and certification by maritime authorities which will let us fly first passengers by mid-decade.

We are actively hiring passionate interns who can help us get our vehicle to market as quickly and safely as possible. We are backed by the world’s best investors: the same investors who are behind SpaceX, Palantir, Boom Supersonic, and more. We have over $9B in provisional orders from some of the industry’s largest operators and are hitting the ground running.

REGENT is seeking a Systems Engineering Intern to help with the development of REGENT’s seagliders. You will learn practical skills and gain real world experience while working on the cutting edge of novel aerospace vehicle development.

Working on our systems engineering team, you will develop, perform, and document system-level and subsystem-level safety analyses and verification/validation tests for our prototype seagliders. As an intern, you’ll help with the verification and validation of various subsystems on our full-scale prototype along with ensuring the compliance of our requirements to external regulations.

This will involve working with engineers from multiple disciplines and learning about the different influences on our design requirements (business needs, safety analyses, industry standards and regulations) throughout the prototyping and productization processes. You will be part of a small, multidisciplinary team at REGENT, but must be capable of working independently on assigned tasks.

Roles and Responsibilities:

As an intern, you may help to perform system and subsystem-level safety analyses, document requirements and verifications, and/or produce necessary artifacts for seaglider certification efforts.
This will involve working with engineers from multiple disciplines and learning about the different influences on our design requirements (business needs, safety analyses, industry standards and regulations) throughout the prototyping and productization processes.
You will be part of a small, multidisciplinary team at REGENT, but must be capable of working independently on assigned tasks

Required Qualifications and Skills:

At least 3rd year completed BS in Aerospace, Marine, Electrical, Systems Engineering, or Similar Field or enrollment in a Graduate SystemsEngineering program
Demonstrated strong and effective verbal and written communication, including technical documentation
Self-motivated and enthusiastic about solving problems
Adaptable and flexible with moving deadlines and tasking
Detail-oriented

Working at REGENT, you’ll be in a fast-paced environment with exciting new challenges daily. Your mentors are passionate about building zero-emission, high-speed seagliders that will revolutionize coastal transportation. Our team works collaboratively and across disciplines to safely marry the latest technologies from aviation, aerospace and nautical engineering.

Our Benefits include:

· Free lunch catered daily

· Office amenities including snacks, drinks, coffee & espresso bar

· Dog-friendly office

· Flexible hours

· Company-sponsored recreational events

Equal Opportunity

REGENT is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, genetic factors, military/veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.