FUSE is building the next generation of autonomous defense technology: intelligent robotic systems and multi-domain platforms that redefine how forces operate, sense, decide, and act. Our systems work alongside human operators for surveillance, strike, and mission support. At FUSE, we bring together industry pioneers into one agile organization under Elbit Systems, combining the speed, sense of ownership, and innovation culture of a startup with the manufacturing power and operational strength of a global defense leader. Our teams own the full stack end-to-end, from mechanical design, hardware, and embedded systems to robotics, autonomy, AI, and real-time multi-platform decision-making. Here, technology goes from concept to operational deployment. Fast. Your work doesn't sit in a backlog. It takes off. We are looking for Join our Hardware team as a Hardware Student, working hands-on with autonomous robotic platforms that operate in real-world defense scenarios. You'll be building and testing critical hardware systems, working directly with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and power supplies to validate designs. This is engineering that matters—your work will support soldiers in the field. In this role you will Debug and test electronic assemblies using oscilloscopes and lab equipment Support hardware integration and system bring-up Document test procedures and results for design verification Assist in PCB design and layout using Altium Assist in debugging hardware issues during development and field testing Prepare and maintain test setups and lab equipment Collaborate with senior engineers on board bring-up and validation Support assembly and integration of prototype systems Requirements Looking for a third-year or higher undergraduate student in Electrical Engineering or Electronics Engineering with Computer Science Hands-on experience with test equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies) Understanding of basic circuit analysis and electronics fundamentals A
