Student: Electrical Engineering Assistant
Listed on 2026-07-19
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Job
Date Posted:
June 23, 2026
Join the Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) team, where you'll contribute to groundbreaking innovations! We are seeking applicants for an Electrical Engineering Assistant to join our Civil & Commercial Space Division. We are seeking a highly skilled, motivated student to work alongside our world class engineers developing, assembling, and testing mission hardware. Our students are an integral part of the development team and support project reviews, deliveries, and integration with the hope of becoming full‑time employees upon graduation depending on funding, performance, and program needs.
The selected candidate must be able to work as part of larger electronics teams both internal and external to the SDL organization. They will need to own all aspects of the assigned responsibility alongside their mentor.
- Assists engineers in circuit design, simulation, and testing
- Supports parts tracking
- Designs cables
- Maintains calibration on lab equipment
- Learns from mentors
- Must be currently enrolled at Utah State University majoring in a related field (i.e., electrical engineering)
- Must have at least one year of school remaining
- Must be able to work 15-20 hours per week during school semesters and up to 40 hours per week during summer
- Must be able to work effectively, both independently and as a team member
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
- Must be a US citizen, lawful permanent resident of the US, or other US person
SDL provides unique opportunities for student employees to develop real‑world experience and knowledge beyond the classroom through our Student Scholar Program. This program offers monthly technical workshops, outreach activities, and academic stipends to eligible student employees. All SDL student employees are invited to participate in the program to expand their professional network while supporting SDL's mission.
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