Space Nuclear Propulsion Materials Test & Evaluation Intern
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Engineering
Materials Engineering, Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics
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Overview:The Materials Science and Metallurgy Branch (EM31) at Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) in Huntsville, AL has an opening for a Space Nuclear Propulsion (SNP) Materials Test and Evaluation Intern
. The SNP Materials Test and Evaluation Intern will support the documentation, analysis, and evaluation of advanced materials used in space nuclear propulsion systems. This role provides a unique opportunity to work alongside engineers and scientists developing cutting-edge tools and data infrastructure for materials research. Interns will have the opportunity to support human spaceflight projects such as the Space Launch System, the Human Lander System, and the Commercial Crew Program.
These tasks will give the selected intern an opportunity to experience the full range of opportunities found in the Materials Science and Metallurgy branch
. Be a part of our team, as we support the exciting challenge to return mankind back to the Moon and beyond.
The Space Nuclear Propulsion Intern will:
- Gain fundamental understanding of materials science, aerospace engineering, propulsion technology and contribute to groundbreaking projects.
- Assist with data collection, documentation, and interpretation of test results to evaluate material performance under extreme conditions.
- Develop and implement data storage structures that promote accessibility, organization, and readability for cross-functional teams.
- Lead a specific aspect of an ongoing project (area to be
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