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Interested in being a part of electrified aircraft propulsion (EAP) research at NASA? Check out the opportunities below and see where a future career in electrified flight could take you.    

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Students

Intern at NASA

Undergraduate and graduate students can apply for EAP-related internships throughout the year via two types of experiences.

NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) internships provide students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while working on NASA projects. NASA’s Pathways internships provide students with work experience along with direct access to full-time employment upon graduation.

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Researchers conduct composite material tests to determine the properties of a composite wing skin used on a 25% scale model of NASA’s SUbsonic Single Aft eNgine (SUSAN) Electrofan hybrid electric aircraft concept.
NASA/Marvin Smith

Students

University Collaborations

Have a research idea that aligns with NASA’s aeronautics goals?

Check out our University Leadership Initiative (ULI) program for opportunities to lead a team, set research goals, and receive funding for your projects.

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A researcher conducts cryocooler thermal testing for a high performance cryocooler being developed as part of NASA’s High-Efficiency Megawatt Motor (HEMM) project.
NASA/Jef Janis

Full-Time Positions

Working at NASA

Looking to join our team full time?

View all current NASA civil servant openings and keep an eye out for EAP-related positions.

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Researchers analyze data collected during thermal tests of a cruise motor controller designed for electrified aircraft.
NASA/Jef Janis

Research Opportunities

Small Business Collaborations 

Collaborate with NASA on aeronautical projects.

Small businesses interested in working with NASA can receive funding for research projects that tie in with NASA’s aeronautics missions. Learn more about solicitations and how to get involved.

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A NASA engineer explains a new battery technology being designed for future electrified aircraft propulsion systems.
NASA/Jef Janis

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