Applied Signal Technology (AST) is seeking a Software Intern who strives for excellence and has a passion for enhancing national security. AST delivers trusted SIGINT solutions to secure U.S. interests, specializing in broadband communications, signal processing, tactical SIGINT, and wireless communications. Our engineers tackle challenging problems, making the world safer.
Requirements
- Experience with Qt or other application frameworks
- Experience with web development technologies/toolkits such as Javascript (Node.js, D3.js), PHP, HTML5, CSS, Angular, or Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
- Experience and/or coursework in Databases, Networks, Machine Learning
- Knowledge of network and communication protocols
- Experience with C, C++, Java, or Python
- Experience with data structures, object-oriented principles, and algorithms
- Experience with Unix/Linux and related utilities
Responsibilities
- You will develop, test, and deploy software applications for advanced U.S. Government communication systems, focusing on integration, maintenance, and debugging.
- You'll solve complex technical problems with innovative solutions, applying advanced technical principles.
- You will apply your C++ software development experience to design, implement, integrate, and test embedded software applications to be deployed to advanced systems that process modern communications for the U.S. Government, detection, identification, direction finding, geolocation, and collection of modern wireless communication signals and radars.
- You will be responsible for integration and maintenance of a product, including debugging issues to root causes.
- You will put into practice your solid understanding of concepts related to software architecture and design, and agile programming practices including continuous integration and automated build and test practices.
Other
- U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract.
- Requires a High School Diploma or equivalent and student must be pursuing a Bachelor's or advanced degree in an applicable discipline.
- This position is full-time, Monday-Friday, and will run May/June to September; it is only eligible for current students with a graduation date past December 2025.
