NASA, the United States government agency responsible for the nation's civil space programme and aeronautics research, has operated since 1958. Its work spans space exploration, scientific discovery, aeronautics research, Earth science, climate studies, and astrophysics. With a workforce of thousands across facilities in the United States, the agency undertakes some of the most technically ambitious projects in the world.
Current flagship programmes include Artemis, which aims to return humans to the Moon, and the James Webb Space Telescope, which is revolutionising astrophysics. NASA's research and technological advancements extend beyond spaceflight, contributing to innovations that benefit life on Earth.
The agency operates across multiple industry verticals - space, aeronautics, and scientific research - offering interns exposure to large-scale engineering and science challenges alongside established researchers and engineers.
