Digital Design Electrical Engineer Intern (Summer 2027)(Onsite)

Raytheon develops aerospace and defense electronics for weapon system products, including FPGA-embedded processing and digital electronic circuits. The Digital Design Electrical Engineer Intern will assist with designing, integrating, testing, validating, and documenting digital hardware for missile guidance, video processing, and digital signal processing applications.

What you'll do:

• Hardware Design: Assisting in the design of digital circuits for use in missile systems or other effector products, focusing on components like field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), and embedded processors
• System Integration: Supporting the integration of digital hardware with other system components, such as software, sensors, and analog systems, to ensure seamless operation
• Testing and Validation: Conducting laboratory testing and validation of digital designs, including signal integrity analysis, timing analysis, and debugging hardware issues
• Collaboration: Working closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure design requirements are met and the final product performs as intended
• Documentation and Reporting: Preparing design documentation, test plans, and validation reports to communicate progress and ensure compliance with technical and program requirements
• Mentorship and Skill Development: Participating in mentorship opportunities and training to enhance technical expertise and understanding of the defense industry's unique challenges

What they're looking for:

• Active and transferable U.S. government issued security clearance is required prior to start date
• U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance
• Ability to obtain INTERIM U.S. government issued security clearance is required prior to start date
• • Must be pursuing Bachelor's or Advanced degree in Electrical or related Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) major and actively enrolled through the completion of the internship/co-op session
• • Must have a minimum of 60 hours of credit by the start of the internship / co-op session
• • Coursework in one or more of the following areas: circuit design, digital electronics, lab course work, PCB design and signal integrity
• • Class projects, professional internships, or academic research demonstrating the ability to apply technical coursework
• • Self-motivated problem solver with a positive attitude and willingness to learn

Benefits:

• Relocation Eligibility
• Medical insurance, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Dental insurance, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Vision insurance, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Life insurance, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Short-term disability, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Long-term disability, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• 401(k) match, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Flexible spending accounts, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage
• Flexible work schedules, subject to eligibility and specific business unit or collective-bargaining agreement coverage