Within the scope of the Smart Mini Cruise Missile Project, the objective is to create an aircraft concept from the ground up in accordance with operational requirements. Prospective candidates involved in this project will take an active role in all engineering processes, beginning with the conceptual design of an aircraft capable of autonomous flight, executing reconnaissance and surveillance activities, and possessing target detection and tracking capabilities.

Prospective engineers are expected to participate in every phase of the project, from the design of subsystems to the execution of associated testing procedures, continuing until the manufacturing processes of the final prototype aircraft are successfully completed.

Criteria and Expectations

• Currently enrolled as a senior (4th-year) student in an engineering faculty or having graduated within the past year.
• Knowledge in disciplines such as CAD modeling, performance evaluation, engineering analysis, and interface development, coupled with a high motivation to acquire practical experience in these domains.
• A strong interest in guidance and control algorithms, as well as flight dynamics.
• Eagerness to work on autonomous systems, target detection, and target tracking technologies.
• Exceptional problem-solving skills and a strong ability to adapt to and coordinate within an interdisciplinary team environment.

Relevant Academic Departments

• Aerospace Engineering
• Aeronautical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronics Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Control and Automation Engineering