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REGENT's Seagliders are a new category of vehicle, and getting them from concept to certified product depends on a strong Systems | Certification team. As REGENT's engineering efforts move through their design milestones, this team makes sure the right requirements are written, the right safety assessments are done, and the right evidence is ready when it's needed. As a member of the Systems | Certification team, you'll work hands-on with these processes and the systems engineering evidence that forms the regulatory backbone of REGENT's Seagliders.
You'll learn Jama Connect and REGENT's Engineering Lifecycle Management (RELM) processes from the inside, working with real vehicle requirements, helping draft safety assessment analyses, and contributing to verification artifacts. You'll also own a project that strengthens how the team operates: developing a formal, repeatable milestone review process and, where it makes sense, dashboard tools that give the team clear visibility into what's ready at each review.
This is a process- and systems-focused role, not a craft design role. You won't be running mechanical or electrical calculations or drafting in CAD, but you will be digging into how REGENT structures requirements, safety assessments, and certification evidence, and helping make that structure clear and trustworthy. You'll have real latitude to bring in modern tools, including AI-assisted approaches, and you'll leave with hands-on experience in how a certification program actually runs.
If you're energized by bringing rigor and clarity to something ambitious, and you'd rather help build the system that keeps a certification program honest than just follow one, this is a great place to spend your internship.
Join The Systems/Cert Team: As a member of the Systems | Certification team, you'll be working with real vehicle requirements, helping draft safety assessment analyses, and contributing to verification artifacts.
Learn the Systems Toolchain: You'll dive into Jama Connect, REGENT's requirements management platform, and learn how requirements, safety assessments, and certification artifacts are structured and tracked across design efforts.
Map The Milestones: You'll study REGENT's Engineering Lifecycle Management (RELM) processes to understand how major design milestones — CoDR, PDR, CDR, and TRR — are structured, then build a clear list of exactly which Jama items need review and sign-off at each one.
Building a Review Process: You'll design a documented, repeatable process the team can count on for every future design review. This may include drafting review checklists, creating dashboard tools, or developing AI-assisted workflows.
Ship Something The Team Will Use: By the end of your internship, you'll hand off either a formal process document folded into RELM or a working dashboard tool, built and ready for the team to adopt on day one.
What You'll Bring
A Self-Starter Mentality: You're comfortable reaching out to engineers across teams, asking questions, and driving your own project forward without needing constant direction.
Curiosity About Systems Thinking: Familiarity with the Systems Engineering V-Model is a plus, since it underlies how REGENT structures design milestones and reviews.

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