KaleidEO a subsidiary of SatSure is an upstream leader in Earth Observation building a full-stack company from India. As an analytics-first payload innovator we specialize in building next-generation high-resolution multispectral payloads with edge computing and wide coverage capabilities.
Rooted in SatSures legacy of building applications across sectors like Utilities Agriculture Aviation BFSI and Climate Action KaleidEO also provides end-to-end EO solutionsfrom payload development and launch to mission operations and data analytics.
We are looking for a Mechanical Engineering Intern to support the design configuration analysis and documentation of structures and ground support systems.
This role is ideal for a student or recent graduate who is curious about precision mechanical design and analysis of space systems and wants hands-on exposure to real engineering workflows used in satellite payload development.
You will work closely with mechanical and systems engineers and gain experience across design analysis documentation and reviews.
Responsibilities
- Assist in mechanical design and detailing of satellite payload structures optical mounts enclosures electronic packages and Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE).
- Support CAD modeling and drawings for parts and assemblies.
- Assist in the documentation of configurations and analysis results.
- Help with optical support structure and testing concepts.
- Assist in documentation:
- Design notes
- Analysis summaries
- Test and review support material (PDR/DDR level)
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (optics electronics systems).
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing or recently completed a Bachelors or Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering.
- Strong fundamentals in:
- Engineering mechanics
- Strength of materials
- Basic structural analysis
Preferred Skills
- Exposure to CAD and FEA tools (NX Simcenter or HyperMesh).
- Interest in or coursework related to:
- Space systems
- Opto-mechanical design
- Precision structures
- Basic understanding of:
- Modal behavior
- Vibration environments
- Thermal effects on structures
- Familiarity with Python or MATLAB for basic analysis or post-processing.
- Prior academic or hobby projects related to satellites robotics optics or mechanisms.
- Basic understanding of Finite Element Method (FEM) concepts.
- Comfortable with engineering drawings and dimensions.
- Willingness to learn ask questions and iterate.
Whats in it for you:
- Hands-on experience with real satellite hardware design workflows.
- Exposure to opto-mechanical engineering challenges (alignment stiffness vs flexibility thermal effects).
- Understanding of space qualification environments (launch loads vibration thermal).
- Mentorship from experienced engineers.
- Opportunity to contribute meaningfully to an active engineering program.
Who Should Apply
- This role is well-suited for someone who:
- Enjoys problem-solving and structured engineering thinking
- Is curious about how optical performance and mechanical design interact
- Wants exposure to space hardware development even if theyre still learning the tools
Selection Process
Resume shortlisting
Technical interview
Additional Details
Duration: 3-6 months
Location: Bangalore
Required Experience:
Intern
KaleidEO a subsidiary of SatSure is an upstream leader in Earth Observation building a full-stack company from India. As an analytics-first payload innovator we specialize in building next-generation high-resolution multispectral payloads with edge computing and wide coverage capabilities.Rooted in ...
KaleidEO a subsidiary of SatSure is an upstream leader in Earth Observation building a full-stack company from India. As an analytics-first payload innovator we specialize in building next-generation high-resolution multispectral payloads with edge computing and wide coverage capabilities.
Rooted in SatSures legacy of building applications across sectors like Utilities Agriculture Aviation BFSI and Climate Action KaleidEO also provides end-to-end EO solutionsfrom payload development and launch to mission operations and data analytics.
We are looking for a Mechanical Engineering Intern to support the design configuration analysis and documentation of structures and ground support systems.
This role is ideal for a student or recent graduate who is curious about precision mechanical design and analysis of space systems and wants hands-on exposure to real engineering workflows used in satellite payload development.
You will work closely with mechanical and systems engineers and gain experience across design analysis documentation and reviews.
Responsibilities
- Assist in mechanical design and detailing of satellite payload structures optical mounts enclosures electronic packages and Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE).
- Support CAD modeling and drawings for parts and assemblies.
- Assist in the documentation of configurations and analysis results.
- Help with optical support structure and testing concepts.
- Assist in documentation:
- Design notes
- Analysis summaries
- Test and review support material (PDR/DDR level)
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (optics electronics systems).
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing or recently completed a Bachelors or Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering.
- Strong fundamentals in:
- Engineering mechanics
- Strength of materials
- Basic structural analysis
Preferred Skills
- Exposure to CAD and FEA tools (NX Simcenter or HyperMesh).
- Interest in or coursework related to:
- Space systems
- Opto-mechanical design
- Precision structures
- Basic understanding of:
- Modal behavior
- Vibration environments
- Thermal effects on structures
- Familiarity with Python or MATLAB for basic analysis or post-processing.
- Prior academic or hobby projects related to satellites robotics optics or mechanisms.
- Basic understanding of Finite Element Method (FEM) concepts.
- Comfortable with engineering drawings and dimensions.
- Willingness to learn ask questions and iterate.
Whats in it for you:
- Hands-on experience with real satellite hardware design workflows.
- Exposure to opto-mechanical engineering challenges (alignment stiffness vs flexibility thermal effects).
- Understanding of space qualification environments (launch loads vibration thermal).
- Mentorship from experienced engineers.
- Opportunity to contribute meaningfully to an active engineering program.
Who Should Apply
- This role is well-suited for someone who:
- Enjoys problem-solving and structured engineering thinking
- Is curious about how optical performance and mechanical design interact
- Wants exposure to space hardware development even if theyre still learning the tools
Selection Process
Resume shortlisting
Technical interview
Additional Details
Duration: 3-6 months
Location: Bangalore
Required Experience:
Intern
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