MECHANICS / BUILD
Structures, chassis, mechanisms, manufacturability, assembly and field durability.
STUDENT-LEDJOIN / STUDENT PATH
Joining CORE is not applying for a corporate job. You learn as a student, begin with a small responsibility, connect what you build with other systems and gradually take ownership of a real subsystem.
FIND YOUR EDGE
What you are curious about matters more than your department label. Mechanics, electronics, software, field work and research constantly overlap.
Structures, chassis, mechanisms, manufacturability, assembly and field durability.
STUDENT-LEDPCBs, MCUs, sensors, actuators, power, wiring and hardware validation.
STUDENT-LEDRuntime, navigation, decision making, simulation, communications and vehicle services.
STUDENT-LEDTelemetry, ground stations, test plans, mission tracking and field operations discipline.
STUDENT-LEDPreliminary design, experiment, measurement, technical reports and technology validation.
STUDENT-LEDGROW INSIDE CORE
Learn the team, platforms and technical language.
Touch a real, measurable problem with a clear boundary.
Code, parts, boards or analysis are not only made; they are tested.
Learn how your work connects to the systems built by other teams.
Carry the decisions, testing and documentation of a subsystem.
Leave knowledge in a form the next student can continue from.
CORE CULTURE
Ask when you do not know instead of hiding it.
Follow the work you take and own its outcome.
Know that mechanics, electronics and software do not win alone.
Measure before saying “it works”.
Leave knowledge in team memory instead of personal memory.
JOIN STATUS
For now, this page explains how participation and learning work inside CORE. When active team needs, role descriptions and application links are ready, they will be announced here.
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