PLC/Software Controls Co-op - Fall
Listed on 2026-02-01
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Engineering
Aerospace / Aviation / Avionics
Overview
PLC/Software Controls Co-op
Specter Aerospace is seeking a PLC/Software Controls Co-op (4-6+ month cycle) to be a primary contributor to the development of various systems within the Specter engine test facility. This position will take direct ownership of the design and test of critical systems required for the development of hypersonic flight vehicles. You will be a part of a rapidly growing team and will have the opportunity to experience many areas across the controls engineering discipline.
About Specter Aerospace:
Specter Aerospace is building the next generation of hypersonic vehicles for defense and commercial applications. Specter is headquartered in Peabody, MA, just north of Boston, where it leverages its advanced propulsion technologies, manufacturing, and testing capabilities to rapidly develop supersonic and hypersonic systems. Funded by a mix of government R&D organizations, commercial customers, and private funding, Specter is a growing aerospace and defense startup.
Close relationships with MIT, Notre Dame, AFRL, NRL, ANL, and other research organizations provide access to cutting-edge developments, facilities, and personnel. Specter is expanding its team in preparation for flight testing and full-scale production.
At Specter Aerospace we can offer a wide diversity of work tasks, projects, and technical exposure, all the while granting the Northeastern co-ops the same resources, responsibilities, and level of project ownership as our full-time staff members. Our co-ops work closely with experienced engineers and scientists and complete projects that are critical to the mission of the company. We also strive to produce an innovative and inclusive staff culture that helps all our employees grow their technical depth and professional careers.
We look forward to working with you!
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