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Wealth management interns support client meeting preparation, financial plans, investment reviews, reports, presentations, research, compliance reviews, trade reviews, and performance analysis. They input data into eMoney and Morningstar, observe client meetings, contribute to investment committee materials, and participate in financial planning and investment team meetings. The role offers technical training, mentoring, networking, and hands-on exposure to financial planning and asset management.

Supports engineers with the design and delivery of municipal infrastructure projects, including roads, utilities, drainage, and public improvements. Assists with calculations, cost estimates, technical analyses, reports, specifications, permits, drawing reviews, project coordination, data collection, site visits, and field observations while gaining practical experience in municipal engineering.

Summer internship providing hands-on training, mentoring, and project experience across technical and commercial functions at a wood panel manufacturing facility. Interns may support operations, maintenance, finance, HR, logistics, purchasing, sales, or marketing while developing problem-solving, communication, analytical, and process-improvement skills.

Research and develop omni-modal multimodal large models, including training data, foundational algorithms, pre-training, supervised fine-tuning, reinforcement learning, evaluation, and downstream applications. Analyze performance bottlenecks, develop first-principles solutions, explore next-generation architectures, and advance multimodal understanding and generation. The role also involves optimizing deep learning operators, model training and inference, CPU/GPU acceleration, and distributed systems.

Software Engineering Intern supporting website feature development, internal workflow automation, applied AI and LLM initiatives, model evaluation, debugging, QA, deployment, backend integrations, and productivity tools. The intern will collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product, operations, and leadership while contributing to startup projects during a 10–12 week Summer 2026 internship.

Supports the sales team through B2B client visits, customer service, daily performance goals, and brand representation. Learns client products and develops sales and communication skills through training, coaching, and feedback. The role offers performance-based bonuses and potential advancement into management for top performers.

Summer 2027 internship opportunities at Oklo span thermal hydraulics, fuel performance, mechanical analysis, instrumentation and controls, neutronics, process engineering, prototyping and manufacturing, and business operations. Interns will apply academic knowledge to engineering analysis, modeling, design, testing, documentation, fabrication, or operational improvement. Candidates must be enrolled in or recently graduated from a bachelor’s or master’s program, work 30–40 hours weekly, and be available at an Oklo location. U.S. citizenship is required.

Engineering Interns complete assigned projects across manufacturing, project, safety, quality, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Responsibilities include analyzing composite-material manufacturing processes, testing electrical and mechanical components, conducting data analysis, inspecting equipment, supporting safety improvements, and developing cost proposals and schedules. Interns rotate through key engineering areas and contribute to process and productivity improvements.

Supports the People and Culture internship program through event coordination, communications, surveys, community STEM activities, volunteer opportunities, company tours, recruiting, onboarding, documentation, and project work. The intern tracks schedules and participation, gathers feedback, assists with employee processes, and presents recommendations. The role provides foundational exposure to HR operations, benefits, payroll, and employee support while requiring confidentiality and professional communication.

Undergraduate interns explore civil engineering, structural engineering, construction management, or civil engineering technology through project assignments, office and field learning, safety training, and professional development. Interns present their work to leadership at the end of the internship. The role requires full-time undergraduate enrollment, a minimum 2.50 GPA, valid driver’s license, satisfactory motor vehicle record, and successful completion of applicable screening and fit-for-duty requirements.