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Advanced Space

2027 Machine Learning Summer Internship

Westminster, COinternshipinternAdded today

About this role

Join Advanced Space as a Machine Learning Summer Intern and apply AI/ML techniques to solve aerospace challenges supporting lunar and cislunar exploration. You'll design and test ML models for applications like spacecraft autonomy and anomaly detection while working alongside experienced engineers on real space missions.

What you'll do

  • Develop and implement machine learning algorithms for aerospace applications
  • Design, build, and test ML models for spacecraft autonomy, anomaly detection, NLP, and signal processing
  • Perform data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model optimization
  • Collaborate with aerospace and software engineers to integrate ML solutions into mission systems
  • Analyze data and evaluate model performance for scalability and reliability
  • Document and present technical findings to the engineering team

What they're looking for

  • Machine learning and deep learning frameworks
  • Python or similar programming language
  • Data preprocessing and feature engineering
  • Model evaluation and optimization techniques
  • Anomaly detection algorithms
  • Natural language processing fundamentals
  • Technical communication and documentation
  • Spacecraft autonomy concepts
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Advanced Space

Advanced Space develops navigation systems and software for lunar and cislunar space missions, including programs like CAPSTONE and Oracle. The company is hiring spacecraft navigation engineers and software engineers to build flight operations tools, estimation algorithms, and ground/flight software for deep space exploration.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a machine learning project you've completed—what was the problem, your approach, and the results?
  • How would you approach developing an anomaly detection model for spacecraft systems, and what challenges do you anticipate?