INTERNSHIPS
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES
Impossible Sensing offers dynamic opportunities for exceptional interns to participate in meaningful and challenging work at our St. Louis headquarters. Internship terms are currently only offered to bachelor's degree or higher-level students during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Our typical internship opportunities are part-time and can be tailored to fit the students' schedules.
Fall 2021 intern applications are now closed. We will release acceptance announcements on August 13!
We encourage you to check back with us in the future for new opportunities in Spring 2022 and beyond. Also, follow us on social media to keep up with what we are doing year-round.
FALL 2021 SEMESTER
Submissions Accepted: Senior Design Projects, Co-Ops, Internships
Announcement: July 5
Submission Deadline: Aug 2
Acceptance Announced: Aug 13
Start: Aug 30
End: Dec 10
SPRING 2022 SEMESTER
Submissions Accepted: Senior Design Projects, Co-Ops, Internships
Announcement: Nov 1
Submission Deadline: Nov 29
Acceptance Announced: Dec 13
Start: Jan 18
End: Apr 29
SUMMER 2022 SEMESTER
Submission Accepted: paid internships
Announcement: Feb 14
Submission Deadline: Mar 14
Acceptance Announced: Mar 28
Start: May 23
End: Aug 1
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM, CONTACT INFO@IMPOSSIBLESENSING.COM
OUR INTERNS
SAMUEL OWEN
California Institute of Technology
Software Engineering
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"The work going on at IMS never gets old. How could making the impossible a reality get old? It is constantly evolving, dynamic, and always so interesting."
MATTHEW BITNER-GLINDZICZ
Washington University
Mechanical Engineering
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"I truly believe the work we are doing can one day change the world."
ARIELLE SEXTON
Washington University
Electrical Engineering
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"At Impossible I’ve had freedom to work on the projects I’ve found the most interesting and I’ve been encouraged to use my internship as an opportunity to do my own research and learn new things."
ANDREW BERGANTZ
Washington University
Mechanical Engineering
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"At IMS you get a chance to be a part of the entire engineering process. You get to design something knowing it will actually go into space or on an actual mission. That is so cool to me."
LOUIE KOTLER
Washington University
Electrical Engineering
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"At Impossible, I can start on day one with a whiteboard design and finish my last day with a physical design in my hand. At another company I would be working on a tiny portion of a sub project that doesn’t matter. Here, everything matters."