EE Intern

We build miniature radar seekers. The boards are dense, the volume is tiny, and nothing is trusted until it has been measured on real hardware. You are on the bench in your first week.

You assemble and rework boards. You bring up new revisions with a scope and a logic analyzer. You build the test fixtures the team needs. You measure what the senior engineers design and report what the hardware actually does, not what it was supposed to do.

You know circuit fundamentals. You have designed a PCB, ordered it, and assembled it — coursework or something you built at home is fine. You can solder, and you can debug hardware at the bench without being walked through it.

You work in our Kyiv / Vilnius lab. Relocation support is available and no Ukrainian is needed; the team works in English. You sit with the engineers who designed the hardware and they teach you directly. Interns who perform are offered full-time roles.