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The Information Security Analyst Co-Op is responsible for implementing, troubleshooting, and supporting information security infrastructure at Draper. This infrastructure includes the solution’s hardware/software, patching, upgrades, and configuration management. The position must also work closely with other members of the Information Security team to monitor and maintain Draper's other security systems, mitigating threats to Draper's network including the triaging and remediation of alerts.

As a Manufacturing and Process Technician, the candidate will play a critical role in a facility that manufacturers microelectronics using electronic assembly practices.   The ideal candidate will support the delivery of high reliability electronic assemblies to end customers by supporting production. Strict adherence to process instructions and documentation requirements will be expected. The candidate will work closely with a team of engineers and skilled operators.

Draper is seeking an Co-Op Student with interest or expertise in computational fluid dynamics to help design, develop, and analyze novel solutions to problems of national interest.   As a student in the Mechanical Engineering Division, you will be exposed to a broad range of technical challenges where you can apply your knowledge as well as learn new skills while seeing how problems of national interest are solved. 

Engineering Co-Op students will primarily support the research and development of precision inertial guidance instruments for existing customers. Additional tasks will include supporting business proposals for inertial guidance instruments, development of automated in-process equipment, and process improvement. It is expected that co-ops will contribute to projects that include electro-mechanical design, thermal model development, magnetics design, materials testing, hardware assembly, test, and debug. Specific projects include but are not limited to: instrument component design using CREO 3 and ANSYS, collaboration with Draper’s prototype machine shop to determine machinability of components, working closely with Draper...

Sensor Electrical Engineering students will primarily support the research and development of precision inertial guidance instruments for next-generation guidance applications. Successful candidates are self-starters and team-players with a desire to learn new things and advance technology while working with our results-oriented teams. This position will directly impact the national security of the United States of America and push the boundaries of what is technically possible.