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Red Research Group

Technical R&D Engineer

Job Training All branchesDefense Industrial BaseNational Security

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At a glance

Open to
All branches
Format
In person
Length
91 - 120 days
Locations
1 location in North Carolina
Job locations
North Carolina
Career field
Architecture and Engineering
Nearest installation
Ft Bragg

About the program

The Technical Prototyping & Microcontroller Engineer designs, builds, and tests embedded systems and ruggedized hardware for real-world applications. This role involves programming microcontrollers, integrating sensors and wireless communications, and developing mechanical enclosures using CAD and rapid prototyping tools. Engineers work across electrical, firmware, and mechanical disciplines to create functional prototypes and iterate based on testing and performance data. The position emphasizes hands-on development, troubleshooting, and field validation of systems. Training is primarily on-the-job and adapts to active engineering projects and requirements.

Jobs this program prepares you for

An Engineer designs, develops, tests, and improves technical systems, products, and prototypes to solve real-world problems. The role involves working with hardware, software, mechanical components, and embedded systems while supporting research, development, and field testing activities. Engineers collaborate across multiple disciplines to build reliable and effective solutions for operational and commercial environments.

Eligibility & prerequisites

Strong technical background and/or institutional education in Engineering disciplines is preferred.

This internship opportunity is at the RRG headquarters in Southern Pines, NC.

Locations & contacts

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How to apply

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