We build stuff that goes to space and back, we move fast and break stuff.

Location: Atlanta, GA (In-Person)
Duration: 4 Months
Team: Engineering | Mission: ENOS

About the Role
Reditus Space is seeking a Flight Software Engineering Intern to support the development of embedded software systems for the ENOS spacecraft — our reusable reentry vehicle enabling microgravity manufacturing. This role involves writing and testing real-time, safety-critical code for onboard control, telemetry, and command handling, interfacing closely with hardware and subsystem teams.

Responsibilities

• Develop and test embedded flight software for satellite operations
• Implement telemetry, command, and data handling protocols
• Write robust, safety-critical code in accordance with aerospace standards
• Participate in system integration, simulation, and flight-readiness testing
• Debug and resolve software issues related to spacecraft subsystems
• Contribute to technical documentation, code reviews, and version control workflows
• Support ground validation of software and hardware-in-the-loop testing

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related field
• Proficient in C/C++; strong understanding of embedded systems and real-time programming
• Experience with RTOS environments and familiarity with flight software frameworks (e.g., cFS, F Prime)
• Knowledge of software testing methodologies and configuration management tools (e.g., Git)
• Strong analytical skills and a structured approach to debugging in mission-critical environments
• Basic understanding of spacecraft system architectures is preferred

Why Reditus Space?
You’ll gain end-to-end experience in building flight-critical systems and collaborate with seasoned aerospace engineers on a mission launching real space hardware. High-performing interns will be considered for full-time roles after the internship.

Satellite Technology, as well as Hypersonics and High-Temperature Thermal Protection