Airworthiness and Safety Intern: Support Shield AI’s Airworthiness and Safety team in developing the documentation, analyses, and processes needed to safely test and field V-BAT, X-BAT, and autonomy capabilities.
Working under the team’s guidance, the intern would:
* Help prepare airworthiness approval packages, compliance matrices, and supporting evidence for military and civil aviation authorities.
* Organize flight-test and operational data supporting safety assessments and certification activities.
* Support hazard tracking, safety reporting, incident trend analysis, and corrective-action follow-up.
* Maintain regulatory approval trackers and improve documentation, templates, and reporting tools.
* Coordinate with engineering, flight operations, and customer support teams to collect and organize technical information.
* Support aviation safety audits and mishap investigations
Desired qualifications:
Pursuing a degree in engineering, aviation safety, or a related field.
Strong technical writing, analytical, and organizational skills. Interest in unmanned aircraft, aviation, aviation safety, and certification; familiarity with data analysis tools is a plus.
Shield Waltham, Massachusetts, USA Office
500 Totten Pond Road, Waltham, MA, United States, 02451
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