The Harness Engineer will design harnesses connecting hardware on satellites, including layout planning and circuit design.
About this role
Axelspace, a Tokyo small-satellite maker and operator behind the AxelGlobe Earth-observation service and the AxelLiner satellite service, runs a long-term internship programme with several tracks for students interested in joining after graduation. Interns apply for one track in the cover letter and work alongside engineers on real satellite projects.
The hardware and software track supports micro-satellite development in mechanical design, embedded systems (FPGA and optics), electrical, communications and attitude-control engineering. The operations track covers design and development of satellite ground systems, meaning satellite operation systems and image analysis systems. The AxelGlobe platform track builds the browser UI and interactions of the satellite-imagery processing system and assists with algorithms for data and image analysis.
Applicants must be third- or fourth-year university students or graduate students living in the Kanto area who are interested in working for Axelspace after finishing school, and who can commit to at least six months. Overseas applicants are not accepted. English must be fluent, or native if Japanese is not fluent, and some Japanese is desirable. A résumé and a document describing current research are submitted with the application.
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