
Tenet3 is a knowledge modeling company undergoing growth due to an increasing amount of customer demand. We don’t just work on cutting-edge technology; we solve complex, high-impact problems that drive innovation and security. We specialize in developing advanced software that helps people think more effectively by using innovative visualizations, cutting-edge machine learning, and property graph analysis.
This internship provides hands-on experience with the tools and mindsets used in modern digital engineering. You’ll gain visibility into real-world systems integration challenges and learn from a team committed to mentoring and innovation.
As a Solutions Engineer Intern at Tenet3, you’ll gain hands-on, immersive experience centered around Cameo, Tenet3’s MeTRA platform, and digital modeling. You’ll work closely with a cross-disciplinary team to build and maintain comprehensive SysML models in Cameo, and leverage the MeTRA platform to support data integration and system analysis for complex systems in aerospace and defense.
This internship is ideal for students interested in digital engineering who are eager to become proficient in industry-leading MBSE software and cutting-edge proprietary tools. You’ll receive deep exposure to the Cameo environment, and a front-row seat to how digital models and platforms like MeTRA drive the future of defense acquisition.
Cybersecurity Exposure: Basic familiarity with the building blocks of cryptography (coursework, personal projects, or research)
Tenet3 provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment. Equal employment opportunity applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leave of absence, compensation, and training.

Founded in 2013, Tenet3® set out to better secure cyber-physical systems by putting anti-tamper research into practice. To achieve this, we built MeTRA®, a knowledge management platform for teams to digitally capture, exchange and analyze system data. Over the course of our journey, we realized that the first principle for securing cyber-physical systems, “knowing what you have”, applied to many challenges in a wide range of use cases. Whether it is processes or personnel, critical infrastructure or structural tests, change management or cybersecurity, we can help you understand complex systems.