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Supports hardware program execution across electrical, mechanical, design validation, and embedded software teams. Responsibilities include mitigating technical and program risks, defining timelines and milestones, coordinating prototype and testing activities, managing infrastructure builds and hardware allocations, tracking parts and quality, facilitating cross-functional meetings, reporting to leadership, and managing hardware changes. The internship is full-time and in person in South San Francisco or Dallas from January through April or May 2027.

Design, prototype, test, and validate electrical systems for autonomous drone delivery platforms. Projects may include battery charging electronics, ground support systems, production test equipment, avionics validation, reliability testing, and root-cause investigations. Interns collaborate with mechanical, embedded, software, systems, manufacturing, and field operations teams while developing solutions for real-world deployment.

Supports aerospace vehicle design through aerodynamic, propulsion, and power-system analysis; develops subsystem models and aerodynamic databases; plans and analyzes wind-tunnel and flight-test experiments; and collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams. The internship provides hands-on experience using analytical calculations, CFD simulations, experimental testing, data analysis, and aircraft design tools.

Supports Zipline’s communications team through video production, social media analytics, content research, campaign execution, and asset organization. Responsibilities include assisting on video shoots, coordinating production logistics, cataloging footage, monitoring social performance and sentiment, updating content calendars, writing, supporting events, and developing content ideas. The intern collaborates with communications, marketing, brand, customer success, and community teams while building a professional portfolio.

Assist the Nonprofit Relations Director to expand and maintain nonprofit partnerships and profiles, research social issues, input and manage nonprofit data, collaborate on content and events, and inspire Millennials to engage with causes. Part-time, unpaid, ~15 hours/week, telecommuting allowed.

Support the Communications and Development team with fundraising activities for individuals, corporations, and foundations. Assist with donor research, event planning, relationship management, drafting and editing letters and proposals, and administrative tasks while collaborating across the organization. Work is based in Washington, D.C.; unpaid with a monthly transportation stipend and possible academic credit.

Support fundraising and communications by researching prospective donors, assisting donor events, maintaining donor database, drafting external/internal communications, preparing proposals, and coordinating with field staff for program updates.

Support Organizational Development & Training by administering the LMS, providing technical support, liaising with the LMS host, analyzing and reporting training outcomes, designing e-learning content, and administering the internship program including screening, tracking, orientations, and evaluations. Assist with special projects and maintain program records.

Support HR team with surge roster database management, reference checks, internal/external communications, filing staff documents, administrative tasks, and special HR projects while gaining practical NGO experience.

Support processing of Afghan P2 refugee referral applications: verify documents, ensure completeness, obtain CEO signature, upload referrals to the US P2 portal, track submissions in a spreadsheet, and liaise with RI Afghanistan HR on follow-ups.

Support the Senior Regional Grants Officer by editing and drafting reports and proposals, managing and organizing grant files (including closed 2017–2018 projects), coordinating grant document reviews with GCU, conducting program/context research, assisting academic outreach for disability inclusion, and performing administrative tasks.

Support the AgriSolar Education Project by scheduling and conducting interviews with agrivoltaics professionals, drafting and editing six career profiles, obtaining images, using AI to check reading level, and coordinating feedback with staff and professionals. Maintain project files in Microsoft Teams and attend regular check-ins.

Serve as a teaching and administrative assistant for the UWSP Connections Project: mentor English 381 students in curriculum development and feedback, teach occasional mini-lessons, manage Canvas and project logistics, coordinate meetings and the campus field trip, handle correspondence and publicity, and assist the professor and high school mentors to ensure smooth project implementation.

Develop six teacher-ready lessons based on Empowered: One Planet at a Time, incorporate arts-integrated extensions, store and manage materials in Microsoft Teams, solicit and incorporate feedback from staff, the author, and teachers, and produce a final curriculum draft over an 80-hour spring internship.

Support day-to-day upkeep and safety of art studios (woodshop, metal shop, digital fabrication lab, ceramics, photography, printmaking). Assist Safety and Studio Coordinator to develop training and signage, maintain studio equipment and chemical/materials database, train and supervise students, complete fabrication and repair projects, and oversee cleaning and studio development tasks.

Draft narrative career profiles from interview transcripts for ten urban-forestry professionals. Store materials in Microsoft Teams, meet with the project lead, participate bi-weekly check-ins, use AI to adjust profiles to a 6th–8th grade reading level, and edit based on feedback from staff and featured professionals to produce final drafts. Approximately 5–10 hours/week; eligible for internship credit.

Part-time student intern supporting academic research and data analytics. Develop time management and organizational skills, gain practical research and data analytics experience, and set two professional goals with a supervisor. Work ~10 hours per week during the semester.

Support the Office of Sustainability with data collection, project development, and implementation of greenhouse gas mitigation and sustainable transportation initiatives. Assist the research coordinator and Sustainability Director with CARP-related projects, BFU renewal prep, outreach, and campus-focused sustainability tasks. Work 10 hours/week for six weeks during the summer.

Assist lab parasitology work on donated waterfowl: follow biosafety, identify specimens, perform dissections and parasite surveys, collect tissue samples, maintain detailed electronic and photographic records, assist permit reporting, and support museum specimen curation under faculty mentorship.

Support making a high-school forestry curriculum Title II ADA-compliant: complete Universal Design for Learning training, review and update four module slide decks for accessibility, and ensure alignment with standards. Communicate updates and work with curriculum manager; use Microsoft products.

Student internship supporting Midwest Review's publication operations: email correspondence, data entry, mailings, publicity support, contacting bookstores, proofreading, and researching grant opportunities. Interns may earn 1–3 credits through English 498.

Support Program Operations by maintaining reports, analyzing data, assisting instructor assignments, managing user provisioning, drafting communications, troubleshooting system/workflow issues, and contributing to process improvement and documentation for BYU-Pathway religion courses.

Provide supervised clinical counseling to individuals with social and emotional challenges; consult with ecclesiastical leaders; maintain accurate case notes and data; follow confidentiality, legal, and church gospel standards; keep a professional, organized work environment.

Produce nonpartisan political content (OpEds, policy proposals) for the outlet, collaborate with editors, maintain ideological balance, participate in occasional podcasts/events, and meet remote deadlines.

The intern will provide clinical services to school-based clients, develop assessment and treatment plans, and gain skills in trauma-informed practices under supervision.