Software Engineer Internship, Air Space Intelligence
AI for complex air operations
Job no longer available
AI for complex air operations
101-200 employees
Job no longer available
101-200 employees
Company mission
To enhance human intelligence in complex and mission-critical operations.
Role
Who you are
- Familiarity with at least one of the following programming languages: Python, Go, Rust, Java, C++
- Drive to engage with high-impact and complex operational problems
- You must be graduating in 2025 or 2026
- Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams
- Demonstrated ability to proactively take ownership and work autonomously
- This position requires relocation to Boston
What the job involves
- As a Software Engineering Intern, you’ll be an integral part of our team, solving some of the most complex challenges across complex operating domains like aerospace and defense
- From optimizing routes to detecting anomalies and driving operational efficiency, you’ll contribute to mission-critical solutions that make a real-world impact, all while gaining valuable technical experience and receiving mentorship from leading software engineers
- You’ll also have the opportunity to work with the latest technologies, including Python, Django, Rust, Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Big Query, and Dataflow, gaining hands-on experience in the most sought-after tech skills
Application process
- To apply, simply send a 3-minute video showcasing your most significant technical achievement and explaining why you want to join ASI
- Recommend using a free tool like Loom. The video should include both:
- Narrative: A brief explanation of your achievement and why you want to join ASI
- Demonstration: A visual walkthrough of the project
Our take
Bringing AI to the aerospace and defense sectors, Air Space Intelligence supplies an operating system to support human intelligence and help operators in the air domain make better and faster decisions.
The company's Flyways platform leverages AI to generate predictions even in rapidly changing environments, providing contextually relevant actions to human operators. Specifically designed for high-stakes decision making, Flyways' value lies in its ability to fuse and enrich large sets of spatial and temporal data, from which it generates a new "4D lookahead" of the most likely scenario every few seconds.
The platform has a number of applications across aerospace and defence, for example, in flight operations, traffic flow management and air mobility optimisation. In 2023, the company secured an impressive $34 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz that will be used to fund extended growth, further innovation, and double down on its presence in the government sector.
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Company
Funding (1 round)
Dec 2023
$34m
SERIES B
Total funding: $34m
Company benefits
- Flexible work hours
- Global team
- Premium healthcare (medical, dental and vision coverage to you and your dependents)
- Equity
- High energy environment
- Flexible time-off
- Office equipment and tools
- Freshly prepared team lunch every day
Company HQ
Fenway–Kenmore, Boston, MA
Leadership
Phillip Buckendorf
(Co-Founder & CEO)Co-founded and was CEO at GoodTime Labs. Also worked in Research at Uni Robotics for 2 years.
Kris Dorosz
(Co-Founder & CTO)Has been a Technical Advisor for WeAre, ML Engineer at Uni Robotics, CTO of Hiro and Senior Software Engineer at the Samsung R&D Institute Poland.
Lucas Kukielka
(Co-Founder & VP Product Engineering)Previously a Technical Advisor for WeAre, Senior Software Engineer at Uni Robotics, and Software Engineer at Hiro. Was also in the Founding Team of Lemontea.
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