Internship (Tokyo)
TLDR
Work on actual projects across R&D/Engineering, Business, IT, Legal, or Finance while collaborating with experienced professionals.
At ispace, we believe in empowering the next generation of innovators. Our internship program offers a unique opportunity to work alongside world-class engineers on real projects that contribute to our mission of expanding humanity’s presence in space.
ispace interns work across teams in R&D/Engineering, Business, IT, Legal and Finance to tackle challenges, collaborate on solutions, and drive impactful change for our clients and users. Along the way, you’ll gain valuable skills and lay the foundation for your career.
Our program is highly specialized—we do not offer “general internships.” Interns become an integral part of the team, working on actual projects and learning directly from experienced professionals.
To succeed, candidates must possess the technical skills required for the role they apply for.
Types of roles:
Engineering - Design, Mission Operations, Production/AIT
Various corporate roles are also available
Length of time:
Internships can start at any time and the length of the internship also varies. Part time internships are available, but our preference is for longer term (6 months or more) and full time.
Location:
Tokyo office (remote internships not available)
Languages:
English or Japanese language ability is mandatory
Visa & relocation support:
Available as needed
Benefits
Visa Sponsorship
Visa & relocation support: Available as needed
ispace, inc. is a lunar exploration company that develops micro robotic technology to facilitate transportation and resource mapping in space. Targeting the growing market for lunar development, ispace aims to create a new ecosystem between Earth and the Moon, establishing itself as the first publicly listed space startup in Japan.
- Founded
- Founded 2010
- Employees
- 201-500 employees
- Industry
- aviation & aerospace
- Funding stage
- Public
- Stock ticker
- Publicly traded (9348.T)
- Total raised
- $170M raised