Teams at Idaho National Laboratory

Supports the Federal Government Affairs team through meeting coordination, visitor assistance, reimbursements, congressional hearing summaries, media and legislative tracking, and a semester-long legislative research project. The internship is onsite in Washington, DC, follows a 9x80 schedule, and may qualify for course credit.

Designs, develops, tests, and verifies complex mechanical, electrical, and software systems for nuclear reactor and facility projects. Responsibilities include systems engineering, requirements development and traceability, configuration management, technical documentation, risk and reliability modeling, digital engineering, AI-assisted design reviews, systems architecture, control system concepts, and multidisciplinary coordination. The role also authors engineering specifications, supports regulatory compliance, mentors junior staff, and serves as a technical authority across projects.

Designs, integrates, tests, and verifies complex mechanical, electrical, software, and reactor-related systems. Develops and manages requirements, system architectures, configuration baselines, technical specifications, safety documentation, risk models, and digital engineering workflows. Uses MBSE, PLM, AI-assisted review tools, 3D models, and automation to maintain traceability and support design decisions. Coordinates multidisciplinary engineering activities, document reviews, regulatory compliance, and project integration while mentoring junior staff.