Telesat
Communications Systems Analyst Intern
Arlington, VA · Intern · Internship
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 41 days ago
ANSYSSystems EngineeringAerospace EngineeringRF EngineeringCommunicationWriting
About the role
- The TGS Service Delivery Office seeks a Communications Systems Analyst Intern to conduct various analyses that determine performance characteristics U.S. Government customers can expect when using Telesat Lightspeed™ services.
- - Build and maintain various engineering and technical models of the Telesat Lightspeed™ network using tools such as Ansys Systems Took Kit (STK).
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain various engineering and technical models of the Telesat Lightspeed™ network using tools such as Ansys Systems Took Kit (STK).
- Support the TGS Customer Solutions Engineer plan for and execute on-orbit demonstrations with Telesat LEO-3 and Telesat Lightspeed™.
- Contribute to the development of systems engineering documents and artifacts including stakeholder expectations, concept of operations, system requirements, and architecture definitions for TGS programs.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering or a technical field, preferably with an emphasis in aerospace engineering, systems engineering, telecommunications, or networking.
- Be a U.S. Citizen.
- Demonstrate understanding of fundamental communication system concepts and topics such as link budgets, antenna patterns, and optical communications.
- Demonstrate strong technical writing and communication skills.
- This internship is based in our Arlington, VA office.
Company info
- The TGS Service Delivery Office seeks a Communications Systems Analyst Intern to conduct various analyses that determine performance characteristics U.S. Government customers can expect when using Telesat Lightspeed™ services.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Citizen
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