Build a drone from scratch and bring Kerberos Agent onboard

Join UUG.AI for a hands-on electronics internship that takes an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) from initial design to an integrated video platform. Combine electronics, 3D-printed components, mechanical assembly, and onboard computing in one end-to-end project.

What you will work on
- Design and develop a drone from scratch, selecting compatible electronics, propulsion, flight-control, camera, and onboard-computing components.
- Design and 3D print the components needed for the drone, then assemble and integrate the mechanical and electronic parts.
- Bring up and test the UAV, documenting wiring, power requirements, component choices, and safe operating procedures.
- Install and configure our core product, Kerberos Agent, on the onboard computer to capture video and expose streams from the drone camera.
- Connect the video streams and recordings to our automated workflows for processing through AI models.
- Validate the complete path from camera capture to AI output and deliver a documented prototype and team demonstration.

About you
- You are pursuing or hold a bachelor's or master's degree in electronics.
- You enjoy hands-on electronics work and bringing hardware and software together.
- You are interested in UAVs, 3D printing, embedded computing, and video technology.
- You work carefully, test assumptions, document progress, and communicate clearly.

Practical details
Duration: minimum 4 months.
Location: full-time, onsite at our Ghent office, Belgium.
Any allowance and university arrangements will be discussed before the internship starts.

Interested? Share your CV or profile, your availability, and any relevant electronics, drone, or prototyping projects. Apply via https://uug.ai/contact/ or contact Cedric Verstraeten through this listing.

Bachelor's or master's degree in electronics, in progress or completed. Helpful experience: CAD modelling, 3D printing, mechanical prototyping, electronics assembly or soldering, sensors and power systems, flight controllers, Linux, single-board computers, networking, Docker, camera streaming, Kerberos Agent, or AI video workflows. Prior experience with every tool is not required.