Auckland
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Rocket Lab is the global leader in small satellite launch. Our mission is to open access to space to improve life on Earth. There are endless possibilities for what we can achieve with better access to space, and that access is now a reality thanks to Rocket Lab. Collaboration is at our core - every idea is heard, and everyone makes a difference. Teams are nimble, decisions are made quickly, and we are action-oriented.
We have internship positions available within the following disciplines:
Essential Skills
Enrolled and progressing in a program towards a Tertiary
degree in Engineering or Computer Science.
Must be 3rd or 4th year.
What we love to see in our applicants
We are looking for passionate engineering students who have an interest in space. Talented individuals who want to disrupt industry and achieve the impossible.
We love to see your individual interests and talents shine through so please include any interesting extra-circular projects you have worked on in your CV as these will set you apart from the rest!
Rocket Lab Employee benefits
Very happy with everyone that I work with, the project that I am on is highly engaging and I feel like I have autonomy over my work and being supported at the same time
In general I'm pretty happy with my role and day to day responsibilities
I enjoy the mix of both hands-on and design work that I have been lucky enough to do within my role.
4.3
1,000 - 50,000 employees
R&D and Manufacturing
Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company delivering reliable launch services, spacecraft, satellite components, and on-orbit management
The interesting projects and the fact I can send my designs to space!
The people I work with! Also the project that I am currently working on + perks including merch
Everyone I have met is very friendly and happy to help if you are confused or need help finding something. They answer questions respectfully and without any judgement.
Higher pressure, high expectations
There is a lot of specialised knowledge and jargon which is hard to understand at first and can make new people feel left out in conversations as they don't understand.