Hardware Reliability Intern

About Wing: 

Wing offers drone delivery as a safe, fast, and sustainable solution for last mile logistics. Consumer appetites for on-demand services are increasing, but current delivery methods are inefficient, costly, and contribute to road accidents and air pollution. Wing’s fleet of highly automated delivery drones can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes on-demand, in minutes. We design, build, and operate our aircraft, and offer drone delivery services on two continents. Our technology is designed to be easy to integrate into existing delivery and logistics networks, offering a scalable drone delivery solution for a broad range of businesses. Wing is a part of Google's parent company, Alphabet, and our mission is to create the preferred means of delivery for the planet. If you're ready to do the greatest work of your life, come join us.

About the Program: 

Join Wing's 12-week paid summer internship! This is a hybrid, in-person program based in Palo Alto, CA, with start dates in May or June. Eligible candidates must be a current student enrolled in a degree program and intend to return to the program after the completion of the summer internship. 

About the Role:

Wing is looking for a Hardware Reliability Intern to join our Hardware Reliability based in Palo Alto, CA. Our team evaluates the reliability and durability of aircraft hardware, develops new tests, and performs failure analysis to constantly improve the robustness and reliability of our drone and ground infrastructure.

In this role you will: 

• Design test fixtures to stress, validate, and characterize aircraft subsystems under various environmental conditions
• Select, build, and maintain data acquisition (DAQ) systems and automated test scripts
• Plan and execute testing for aircraft propulsion, camera, communications and power delivery systems
• Help evaluate field failures and manufacturing issues through analysis and DOE
• Collecting and analyze field & test data for root cause  analysis or failure replication
• Assess failure modes and create FMEAs to influence potential design improvements
• Produce procedures to reliably execute test plans

What You’ll Need: 

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field, graduating between December 2027 and August 2028
• Proficiency in Python or similar programming language for instrument control or data analysis