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Electrical Engineer Intern - Winter 2027

Skydio · San Mateo, California, United States · Remote

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About Skydio

Backed by Accel, a16z and IVP.

About the role

We are seeking interns to join our EE team this Winter, with a January start. We are looking for Electrical Engineering Interns who will help prototype, validate, develop, and refine the electrical systems that bring together state-of-the-art computing hardware, sensing, and power systems in the latest autonomous flying sensors. As a member of the Electrical Engineering team, you will be helping solve tough challenges alongside a team of world-class engineers.

More about this role

Skydio is the leading US drone company and the world leader in autonomous flight, the key technology for the future of drones and aerial mobility. The Skydio team combines deep expertise in artificial intelligence, best-in-class hardware and software product development, operational excellence, and customer obsession to empower a broader, more diverse audience of drone users, from utility inspectors to first responders , soldiers in battlefield scenarios , and beyond .

We are seeking interns to join our EE team this Winter, with a January start. We are looking for Electrical Engineering Interns who will help prototype, validate, develop, and refine the electrical systems that bring together state-of-the-art computing hardware, sensing, and power systems in the latest autonomous flying sensors. As a member of the Electrical Engineering team, you will be helping solve tough challenges alongside a team of world-class engineers.

Take ownership of low-voltage electronic hardware development, including specification, schematic design, PCB layout, prototyping, and fabrication

Perform hands-on bring-up, assembly, and debugging of custom circuit boards for testing and...

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