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Hermeus

Flight Software Engineering Intern - Fall 2026

Atlanta, GAinterninternAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join Hermeus as a Flight Software Engineering Intern to contribute to mission systems development for high-speed uncrewed aircraft. You'll work with advanced frameworks to design interoperable systems and messaging architectures supporting defense aviation innovation.

What you'll do

  • Support design and implementation of mission systems for uncrewed high-speed aircraft
  • Work with A-GRA (OMS/UCI) framework for system development
  • Develop interoperable systems and messaging architectures
  • Participate in rapid iterative prototyping processes
  • Collaborate with defense aviation engineering team

What they're looking for

  • Flight software development
  • Systems design and architecture
  • A-GRA/OMS/UCI framework experience or ability to learn
  • Messaging systems and protocols
  • Uncrewed aircraft systems knowledge
  • C++ or Python programming
  • Problem-solving and adaptability

Benefits

  • 16-week fall internship (August - December)
  • Work on cutting-edge defense aviation technology
  • Experience with rapid prototyping methodologies
  • Collaboration with venture-backed aerospace company
  • Exposure to Department of War defense contracts
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Hermeus

Hermeus is a defense aviation company building hypersonic and high-speed aircraft systems. The company is hiring engineers across thermal management, welding, tooling, and testing disciplines to support rapid prototyping and manufacturing of advanced aerospace defense capabilities.

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Likely interview questions

  • What experience do you have with real-time embedded systems or avionics software, and how would you approach learning our A-GRA framework?
  • Describe a time you worked on a hardware-software integration project. How did you debug issues across both domains?