In 2018, INL hosted 369 interns from 86 universities studying over 100 different majors. Our goal is to host more students in 2019. So far we have only filled 110 positions. We use our 15 general postings to find and select students to fill our individual positions. All general internship positions are currently live on our careers website, https://inlcareers.inl.gov/.
Internship opportunities are available for undergrad and graduate students. The majority of INL internships are in STEM fields such as nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, renewable energy, chemistry, physics, computer science and cyber security. However, INL also offers internships in fields such as accounting, business, finance, marketing, communications, education, English, public health, fire protection, welding, logistics and many others.
INL interns are paid a nationally competitive wage based on number of credits completed and degree program. Many of our internships also offer travel reimbursements and a generous housing stipend. The timing and length of internships are based on the need of the mentor and the availability of the student.
Please email internships@inl.gov with any questions.