Programs - The Cross Cultural Internship Program (CCIP)
CCIP at a Glance
CCIP is a J-1 internship program operated by FUSIA, a BridgeUSA-designated sponsor. The program targets qualified full-time undergraduates and postgraduates studying outside US who seek short-term professional exposure with participating host organizations based in New York City.
Program Overview
Venue — New York City, United States
Format — Short-term, full-time, in-person integrated internship
Targets — Full-time undergraduates and postgraduates studying outside US
Cohorts — Summer (6–12 weeks) or Winter (5+ weeks)
History — Since 2008, CCIP has provided J-1 internship opportunities to thousands
Programming
Streams — #A Civic / Nonprofit OR #B Tech / SME / Others
Housing — Self-arranged (e.g., Airbnb) or St John’s University or Asiatic Hotel (limited)
Compliance — Conducted under BridgeUSA Exchange Visitor Program regulations
Visa — By FUSIA, a Department of State–designated sponsor (J-1 Intern category)
Installments — #1 (USD 1,550 placement) + #2 (USD 1,550 J-1 visa + USD 220 SEVIS)
Program Highlights
CCIP is a unique, all-in-one program based in New York City, combining career exposure, community engagement, and global networking within a single J-1 internship experience — shaping both professional growth and everyday program life.
Program Highlights
- Career exposure + network + recognition + direct J-1 visa sponsorship in one program
- Majority of hosts return — supported by references from past participants — Click HERE
- Annual celebration recognizing successful participants — Click HERE
- Credibility — Long history, 210+ accolades, global alumni network — Click HERE
Program Rhythm (Summer)
- Applications open and host matching completed — Feb / March
- After host matching, participants proceed with J-1 intern visa process — March / April
- Before arrival, participants attend pre-departure briefings & meet their cohort — April
- During office hours, participants intern 9-5; after hours/weekend, they explore cities — May to July
Key Requirements
Eligible foreign nationals may intern in US through participation in Department of State Exchange Visitor Program (J-1), sponsored by a designated organization (FUSIA), subject to program requirements.
General
- Full-time undergrad or postgrad students studying outside US — no hybrid or online
- Age 18+ — socially, emotionally, and physically ready to participate internship abroad
- Internship aligned with academic focus — J-1 does not allow trying out new fields
Program Fit
- Open-minded, self-motivated, team player, willing to learn and engage across cultures
- Goals aligned with program objectives, e.g., career exposure, cultural exchange, etc.
- Handle admin tasks (e.g., follow instructions, complete forms) responsibly and timely
J-1 VIsa
- No adverse US immigration history — clear record and J-1 eligibility
- Financial readiness — USD 450 × program weeks (self or sponsor)
- English proficiency for professional and daily communication — evidence required
Housing
Participants must demonstrate financial readiness to meet J-1 requirements, with an estimated minimum of USD 6,000 plus personal expenses. Housing is self-arranged — participants may choose their own housing or select from suggested options.
Estimates
- Program fees — USD 1,550 program/placement + 1,550 J-1 sponsorship
- Fees charged by US government authorities — USD 220 SEVIS + 185 MRV
- Housing — USD 900–1,800/month
- Airfare — ~USD 1,000-1,500
- Personal expenses — USD 800-1,500 personal expenses
- Health insurance (J-1 compliant) — ~USD 60/month, school plan accepted if compliant
Housing
- Self-arranged housing (e.g., HeyKorean.com, Airbnb) — USD 900–1,500/month
- St John’s University* (single) — estimated at USD 450/wk
- Asiatic Hotel** (double) — estimated at USD 140/d (limited availability due to US Open)
- NYU Summer Housing — estimated at USD 490-1,094 per week (varies by location)
*174-14 Henley Rd, Jamaica — ~16-min walk to subway (E/J/Z), Caribbean and South Asian neighborhood
**Flushing, Queens, ~5 min walk to subway (7), tax and breakfast included, Chinese neighborhood
Host Organizations
CCIP host roster offers three main streams — Civic/Nonprofit, STEM (tech-based), and SME internships. Placements include government and nonprofit organizations, technology-focused hosts, advertising agencies, law firms, and small to medium-sized enterprises. Most hosts have participated in past cycles and are supported by references from previous participants.
Highlights
- Duration — Summer, 6–12 weeks
- Compensation — Mostly unpaid; some paid opportunities available
- Majority joined in past — View past photos and videos
Streams
- A Civic / Nonprofit — e.g., US legislative offices, Jamaica YMCA
- B Tech-based — e.g., Queens College Tech Incubator, Yu & Associates, etc.
- C SMEs / Others — e.g., ad agencies, law firms, etc.
How it works
- Log in to the online panel and complete all steps — ensure each step shows a check mark
- Contact the admin at 917 244 4600 via WhatsApp — confirm completion status, obtain code & select choices
- Obtain access code to view hosts and select top choices — www.fusia.net/ccip
- If not accepted, you may reselect
- If accepted, proceed with enrollment — installment 1 due within 72 hours of acceptance
FAQ
Participants intern at their respective hosts, aligning their interests and career goals.
Are the internships paid?
Most internships are unpaid. Some paid opportunities are available but are competitive and usually require a longer duration, for example YU (12+ weeks) or AGRC (6 months).
How do installments work?
Once acceptance is issued, the first installment is due within 72 hours. Upon receipt, we proceed with placement processing, including host shortlisting and interviews. If accepted by a host, we then proceed with J-1 internship application processing.
What if I pay but no host accepts me?
If a placement does not work out, we will offer additional host options if available. If a refund is requested, the refunded amount will be the total paid minus a USD 200 application fee. Bank and credit card transaction fees are non-refundable.
What if I don’t see a host I like in the roster?
You may source your own internship and host in the US. Once you receive an offer letter, contact us to begin screening. If the host is eligible and approved, we will issue the required paperwork for you to apply for a J-1 visa at a US embassy or consulate in your region.
Exchange Visitor Program
Exchange Visitor Program, also known as BridgeUSA or J-1 visa program, is a US Department of State (DOS) program administered by Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA). Its purpose is to promote mutual understanding between the people of United States and other countries through educational and cultural exchange.
J-1 visa includes 15 categories, one of which is J-1 Internship, the category used for CCIP.
Key Highlights
- EVP (program name) is branded as BridgeUSA and commonly referred to as J-1 visa
- Program objectives include professional training and cultural exchange
- EVP admission and administration must be handled by a DOS-designated sponsor, such as FUSIA
- J-1 internships cannot be sponsored by host companies unless they are designated sponsors
Program Stages
1 — Identify internship and host (via CCIP or self-sourced) and obtain offer letter
2 — J-1 program admission by FUSIA → visa application at US embassy or consulate → US entry via CBP
3 — Post-arrival requirements: 30-day address update (DHS), SEVIS validation (FUSIA), program participation, and ongoing compliance
About Us — FUSIA & CCIP
Established in 2002, FUSIA is a US Department of State–designated sponsor for J-1 visa programs and STEM initiatives. CCIP is FUSIA’s flagship J-1 internship program, operated directly by FUSIA.
FUSIA
- Established in 2002; DOS-designated J-1 sponsor based in New York
- 100% J-1 visa interview pass rate since 2008, with fewer than five cases requiring a second interview
- Recipient of 210+ recognitions and accolades
CCIP
- Launched in 2008 and operated primarily during summer cycles
- Recognized and honored five times by Manhattan officials
- Targets students from partner institutions and is also open to qualified students from non-partner schools
- Includes internship placement, cultural exchange, community engagement, and professional networking opportunities
Creative Design
JD #1 | Host Code ADM
Host Admerasia, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Admerasia is a full-service advertising agency in the US specializing in multicultural marketing, with a strong focus on Asian American consumers, offering services across advertising, digital marketing, social media management, creative development, and media planning and buying.
About the Internship
Admerasia is offering a full-time internship in creative and design, ideal for students majoring in communication, graphic design, or related fields. Interns will work on real projects and explore how design supports multicultural branding with major national and international brands.
Requirements
- Major in Design, Visual Communication, Advertising, or a related field
- Interested in pursuing a career in the advertising industry
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
- Strong visual sense, attention to detail, and typography skills
- Friendly, collaborative, and self-directed
- Portfolio required
Examples of Duties
- Support visual brainstorming and concept development
- Create design mockups and digital assets for campaigns across platforms
- Assist with layout design, typography, and production prep
- Contribute to internal creative sessions and critiques
- Support client presentations and post-production as available
Advanced GRC, Inc.
JD #2 | Host Code AGRC
Host Advanced GRC, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 17/hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
Advanced GRC, Inc., formerly known as Aithent, is headquartered in New York City and provides IT solutions across banking, insurance, healthcare, and government sectors, delivering scalable and flexible software for web and mobile applications, fraud detection, case management, and operational efficiency.
About the Internship
Advanced GRC is seeking a Software Development Intern to work with its team on developing, testing, and deploying innovative applications for clients across multiple industries.
Requirements
- Major in Computer Science or related field, with a strong academic record
- Prior experience with coding and web or mobile apps
- Knowledge of software engineering principles, algorithms, and data structures
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, or Java
- Strong interest in software development with a proactive learning mindset
- Adaptable, proactive, eager to learn, and a collaborative team player
Examples of Duties
- Develop and maintain mobile and web-based applications
- Write, test, and debug software using modern programming languages
- Collaborate with team members to gather and analyze user requirements
- Assist in designing and optimizing system architecture
- Troubleshoot and resolve software bugs and technical issues
- Participate in code reviews and contribute to software development best practices
- Support additional project deliverables as needed
Perks & Remarks
The host prefers longer internship durations and does not accept applications for short-term summer or winter placements.
Electrical Engineering – Plasma & Semiconductor
JD #3 | Host Code AEI
Host Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 19//hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
Formerly an independent startup, the company is now part of Advanced Engineering Industries, a major player in plasma-based technologies for semiconductor and advanced manufacturing. AEI’s Redwood City location offers interns hands-on exposure to engineering and technology operations.
About the Internship
Advanced Energy is offering full-time, in-person internship opportunities for electrical engineering students interested in high-voltage and plasma-related technologies. Interns will join the Redwood City R&D team to support design, testing, and data analysis of advanced power electronics. This role is intended for candidates with strong technical foundations who are ready to contribute to cutting-edge development in a fast-paced engineering environment.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or graduate student in Electrical Engineering or related field
- Minimum GPA: 4.0+/5.0
- Strong understanding of EE fundamentals; hands-on experience required
- Background in power electronics or embedded systems preferred
- Proficiency in physics, math, and programming
- Adaptable, detail-oriented, and strong in problem-solving
- Comfortable working independently and in team settings
Examples of Duties
- Design and implement electrical circuits and printed circuit boards (PCBs)
- Assemble and test surface-mount PCBs
- Conduct automated testing via computer-controlled systems
- Analyze experimental data and visualize results using Python
- Support development of mechanical systems and 3D design
- Test high-voltage circuits up to tens of kilovolts
- Assist with ongoing research in plasma-related applications
- Contribute to other technical and lab-based tasks as needed
Perks & Remarks
This internship is best suited for students with a strong foundation in electrical engineering and a clear interest in high-voltage circuits, plasma technologies, and power electronics. It is not a data science or general programming role.
Executive Projects
JD #4 | Host Code JYMCA
Host YMCA of Greater New York - Jamaica
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
Jamaica YMCA (JYMCA) has been a cornerstone of Southeast Queens since 1927, serving one of New York City’s most diverse communities. As part of the YMCA of Greater New York—the largest YMCA network in North America—JYMCA offers programs in youth leadership, after-school enrichment, fitness, summer camps, and job readiness. Deeply rooted in the neighborhood, it reflects the city’s values of inclusion, opportunity, and community empowerment.
About the Internship
Jamaica YMCA seeks interns to support its executive leadership team in grant development, external affairs, and strategic initiatives — ideal for students eager to contribute meaningfully, take initiative, and grow through real community impact.
Requirements
- Academic background in Humanities, Public Health, Nonprofit Admin, Communications, or a related field
- Interest in nonprofit and community services
- Excellent skills in writing, research, communication, and grants
Examples of Duties
- Assist executive leadership with grant writing, proposal development, and strategic research
- Conduct research on RFPs, funding sources, and community impact data
- Support outreach efforts by attending community meetings and events
- Shadow the Executive Director during public engagements and presentations
- Help plan and coordinate special events (e.g., 100th anniversary initiatives)
- Contribute to internal planning documents, reports, and presentations
Perks & Remarks
This position is designed for up to two interns, each working on different focus areas as outlined above. However, if an intern has a business background and is specifically interested in event planning, financial literacy, or workforce development, a dedicated role can be created to focus solely on those areas — indicate accordingly.
Some activities may take place outside standard work hours and could require occasional schedule adjustments.
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #5 | Host Code LIU
Host Office of NYS Senator John Liu
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
John Liu is a New York State Senator representing the 16th District in Queens. The first Asian American elected to the State Senate from NYC, he is known for his work on education, transportation, immigrant rights, and economic development. His office focuses on legislation, constituent services, and community engagement with a strong emphasis on equity and civic access.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical professional experience and direct exposure to the American office environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in business, humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Spanish, or South Asian languages (e.g., Hindi, Bengali, Urdu) are helpful for engaging with constituents but not required to apply
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Support program/event execution, e.g., outreach, collateral, and on-site logistics
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #6 | Host Code LEE
Host Office of NYS Assemblywoman Grace Lee
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Grace Lee represents New York State Assembly District 65. Her office handles legislative research, community outreach, and constituent services across AAPI rights, environment, housing, education, and small business policy.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in Business, Humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, or South Asian languages (e.g., Hindi, Bengali, Urdu) are helpful but not required
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Support program/event execution, e.g., outreach, collateral, and on-site logistics
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #7 | Host Code KIM
Host Office of NYS Assemblyman Ron Kim
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
Ron Kim is a New York State Assemblymember representing the 40th District in Queens. He was the first Korean American elected to the New York State Legislature and is known for his leadership on economic equity, consumer protection, and immigrant rights. His office plays an active role in community engagement, policy advocacy, and constituent services, with a strong focus on social services and systemic reform.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in Business, Humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin or Korean are highly useful for engaging with constituents but not required
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Constituent casework — meet with and assist local residents to resolve issues or apply for public programs
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #8 | Host Code UNG
Host Office of NYC Councilwoman Sandra Ung
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
Sandra Ung is a New York City Council Member representing the 20th District in Queens. As one of the few Asian American women elected to the Council, she advocates for immigrant rights, public safety, senior services, and access to city resources. Her office focuses on constituent services, community outreach, and local policy, with a strong emphasis on inclusion, equity, and neighborhood engagement.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in business, humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, or Spanish are helpful for engaging with constituents
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Support program/event execution, e.g., outreach, collateral, and on-site logistics
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #9 | Host Code DWEPRIN
Host Office of NYS Assemblyman David I. Weprin
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
David Weprin is a New York State Assemblymember representing the 24th District in Queens. He is known for his leadership on fiscal policy, senior services, public safety, and support for working families. His office is actively involved in community outreach, legislative advocacy, and constituent services, with a strong focus on equity, accessibility, and responsive governance.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in business, humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi, Russian, or other community languages are helpful for engaging with constituents but not required to apply
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Constituent casework – meet with and assist local residents to resolve issues or apply for public programs
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #10 | Host Code STAVISKY
Host Office of NYS Senator Toby Ann Stavisky
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
Toby Ann Stavisky is a New York State Senator representing the 11th District in Queens. She is the first woman from Queens elected to the State Senate and has long been recognized for her leadership in higher education, healthcare, consumer protection, and economic development. As Chair of the Senate Committee on Higher Education, she has advanced policies that expand access to affordable, quality education. Her office focuses on legislation, constituent services, and community outreach, with a strong commitment to equity, opportunity, and public service.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in business, humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin, Korean, Spanish, or South Asian languages (e.g., Hindi, Bengali, Urdu) are helpful for engaging with constituents but not required.
Examples of Duties
- Interact with stakeholders — respond to questions, assist research, and track next steps
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Support program/event execution, e.g., outreach, collateral, and on-site logistics
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Public Engagement and Communications
JD #11 | Host Code MENG
Host Office of Congresswoman Grace Meng
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
Grace Meng is a U.S. Representative serving New York’s 6th Congressional District in Queens. The first Asian American elected to Congress from New York State, she is a leading voice on issues such as immigration, education, women’s rights, and language access. Her office is dedicated to constituent services, federal advocacy, and community engagement, with a strong focus on equity, inclusion, and representation.
About the Internship
This internship offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience and direct exposure to the American professional environment through meaningful civic engagement — ideal for majors in Communications, Business, Social Sciences, or Humanities who are eager to contribute, connect, and make a real impact.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or postgraduate student in business, humanities, or related fields
- High level of English proficiency (IELTS 8.0 or above, or equivalent)
- Interest in and commitment to community involvement and civic affairs
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Patient, presentable, and motivated to help others
- Language skills in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Spanish, or South Asian languages (e.g., Hindi, Bengali, Urdu) are helpful for engaging with constituents but not required to apply
Examples of Duties
- Engage stakeholders. e.g., answer questions, assist with research, and follow up
- Assist with community events/related materials, e.g., invites, PRs, certificates
- Support program/event execution, e.g., outreach, collateral, and on-site logistics
- Conduct research, present findings, and draft communications on various topics
Perks & Remarks
- Apply only if genuinely interested in civic work
- Pre-internship preparation required — read news online regularly
- Some after-hours or weekend events — flexible scheduling required
Law
JD #12 | Host Code SOTO
Host Soto Law, PLLC
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
Soto Law, PLLC is a law firm based in White Plains, New York, led by Andrea C. Soto, Esq., focusing on immigration, corporate, and business law. Ms. Soto is a former President of the Hudson Valley Hispanic Bar Association.
About the Internship
This opportunity is available to students majoring in law or related academic disciplines with an interest in legal practice. Additional availability with member law offices of HVHBA.
Requirements
- Law or non-law with relevant coursework (business or humanities)
- Strong English writing and communication skills (IELTS 8+ or equivalent)
- Self-motivated, disciplined, reliable, professional, and detail-oriented
- Interest in immigration, litigation, or business/corporate transactional law
Examples of Duties
- Prepare letters, legal documents, and case summaries
- Help organize case files, manage intake forms, and keep track of deadlines
- Take part in client meetings and calls
- Conduct legal research and draft internal memos
- Observe court proceedings and bar association programs, where possible
Perks & Remarks
- Ideal Interns demonstrate a genuine interest in law, strong self-discipline, and a high level of professionalism
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
JD #13 | Host Code TIQC
Host Tech Incubator at Queens College/CUNY Research Foundation
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 6 | July-Dec: 6
About the Host
The Tech Incubator at Queens College (TIQC) is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to supporting early-stage technology startups in Queens, New York. Located on the Queens College campus, TIQC offers founders access to resources, mentorship, and a collaborative space to accelerate growth. By bridging entrepreneurs, investors, and community stakeholders, the incubator fosters a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and tech-driven entrepreneurship.
About the Internship
The Tech Incubator at Queens College (TIQC) offers a dynamic, full-time internship for students passionate about entrepreneurship, startups, and emerging technologies. Interns work closely with the incubator team and startup founders on projects spanning operations, outreach, technology, and product development. This internship is designed to provide a flexible, exploratory pathway into the startup ecosystem, blending mentorship, hands-on project work, and networking across New York City’s tech community.
Requirements
- Preferred majors: Computer Science, Data Science, Business, or related fields
- Prior experience helpful but not required — growth mindset and curiosity valued
- Adaptable, self-motivated, collaborative, and eager to learn
Examples of Duties
- Assist with incubator operations, including event planning and execution
- Contribute to startup projects matched to skills (e.g., AI, data, app development, marketing)
- Research and present on emerging technologies and startup trends
- Collaborate with entrepreneurs and incubator members
Perks & Remarks
- Ideal intern is self-motivated and comfortable taking ownership of their work
- Not suited for interns who require highly guided or step-by-step supervision
- “The best part was the freedom to take charge and choose how I wanted to get involved,” per a past intern
Software Engineering
JD #14 | Host Code SPEAKHIRE
Host SPEAKHIRE
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
SPEAKHIRE is a nonprofit focused on building social and cultural capital for immigrant youth through skill development, mentoring, and access to professional networks. Their programs are designed to cultivate leadership, workforce readiness, and cross-sector career exposure, serving students from historically underrepresented backgrounds across New York City and beyond.
About the Internship
SPEAKHIRE is offering internship opportunities for students and recent graduates to support its digital platform, which powers programming and service delivery across NYC and beyond. Interns will contribute to full-stack feature development, assist with UI/UX implementation based on Figma prototypes, and participate in bi-weekly sprint cycles. This role is ideal for those interested in mission-driven technology and real-world product collaboration.
Requirements
- Major in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field
- Proficiency in TypeScript (Node.js) and React (TypeScript)
- Familiarity with PostgreSQL, Git/GitHub, and Material Design
- Experience working with cloud services (Azure preferred)
- Strong attention to detail, independence, and communication skills
- Interest in social impact and tech for good
Examples of Duties
- Participate in bi-weekly sprint cycles
- Implement new features and resolve bugs across the platform
- Translate Figma designs into responsive UI using Material Design standards
- Collaborate with non-technical staff to align product goals with user needs
- Conduct testing, documentation, and platform reliability checks
- Contribute to SPEAKHIRE’s transition to modern SaaS infrastructure
Perks & Remarks
- Intern(s) for engineering will be directly supervised by Akshay Nair, SPEAKHIRE’s Full-Stack Product Engineer. Exposure to applications using Large Language Models (e.g., OpenAI or similar platforms) is preferred but not required.
- Intern(s) for marketing will be directly supervised by Hetal Jani, SPEAKHIRE’s Founder and Executive Director.
- A portfolio is required from all applicants.
Public Relations and Marketing Intern (with Data Analytics Focus)
JD #15 | Host Code SPEAKHIRE
Host SPEAKHIRE
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
SPEAKHIRE is a nonprofit focused on building social and cultural capital for immigrant youth through skill development, mentoring, and access to professional networks. Their programs are designed to cultivate leadership, workforce readiness, and cross-sector career exposure, serving students from historically underrepresented backgrounds across New York City and beyond.
About the Internship
SPEAKHIRE is seeking a UX Design Intern to help improve and scale the design of its educational platform. This role is ideal for someone passionate about user-centered design and eager to gain real-world experience in a mission-driven, startup-style environment. As a UX intern, you’ll work closely with SPEAKHIRE’s Product, Engineering, and Leadership teams to translate user needs into intuitive and accessible experiences.
Requirements
- Strong writer and communicator with attention to detail
- Comfortable with tools like Canva, Google Sheets, Meta Business Suite, and Mailchimp
- Basic understanding of social media metrics and digital ad platforms
- Interest in PR, marketing, communications, or social impact
- Organized, proactive, and eager to learn
- Passionate about equity, education, and uplifting youth voices
- Experience with graphic design or video editing for digital storytelling - BONUS
- Familiarity with Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, or other paid media platforms - BONUS
- Prior work or volunteer experience in education, nonprofits, or social impact campaigns - BONUS
Examples of Duties
- Support media outreach by drafting press releases, pitch emails, and tracking coverage.
- Create and schedule engaging content for Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X.
- Assist with paid and organic digital campaigns, including Meta and Google Ads.
- Track performance metrics across platforms and build simple reports.
- Contribute to campaign storytelling through visuals, quotes, and user-generated content.
- Conduct light research on audience trends and engagement strategies.
Perks & Remarks
- Intern(s) for engineering will be directly supervised by Akshay Nair, SPEAKHIRE’s Full-Stack Product Engineer. Exposure to applications using Large Language Models (e.g., OpenAI or similar platforms) is preferred but not required.
- Intern(s) for marketing will be directly supervised by Hetal Jani, SPEAKHIRE’s Founder and Executive Director.
- A portfolio is required from all applicants.
Data Science
JD #16 | Host Code SPEAKHIRE
Host SPEAKHIRE
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
SPEAKHIRE is a nonprofit focused on building social and cultural capital for immigrant youth through skill development, mentoring, and access to professional networks. Their programs are designed to cultivate leadership, workforce readiness, and cross-sector career exposure, serving students from historically underrepresented backgrounds across New York City and beyond.
About the Internship
SPEAKHIRE is seeking a UX Design Intern to help improve and scale the design of its educational platform. This role is ideal for someone passionate about user-centered design and eager to gain real-world experience in a mission-driven, startup-style environment. As a UX intern, you’ll work closely with SPEAKHIRE’s Product, Engineering, and Leadership teams to translate user needs into intuitive and accessible experiences.
Requirements
- Major in Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Mathematical Sciences, Business Analytics, Computer Science, or related field
- Proficiency in Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib / Seaborn)
- Working knowledge of SQL for data extraction and manipulation
- Experience with data visualization tools (Tableau, PowerBI, Plotly, or similar)
- Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and communication skills
- Interest in education, equity, and social impact
- Experience with R or statistical modeling - BONUS
- Familiarity with dashboard tools such as Streamlit - BONUS
- Exposure to program evaluation or nonprofit datasets - BONUS
Examples of Duties
- Review and audit historical coaching logs and pilot program data
- Conduct exploratory data analysis (EDA) to identify behavioral and outcome patterns
- Analyze correlations between program interventions and student outcomes
- Design and build a Student Success Dashboard to track cohort progress in real time
- Prepare visual reports and summaries for institutional partners
- Document data workflows to support accuracy and future scaling
Perks & Remarks
- Intern(s) will be supervised by SPEAKHIRE’s engineering and leadership team
- Exposure to education or workforce data is preferred but not required
- A portfolio or sample analytical project is required
Civil/Geotechnical/Environmental Engineering
JD #17 | Host Code YU
Host Yu & Associates, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 17/hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
YU & Associates is an award-winning consulting engineering firm delivering civil site planning, geotechnical, and environmental services. Founded in 1992 as a certified Minority and Small Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, with an in-house tech team building data-driven tools and custom software.
About the Internship
YU & Associates is hiring interns for civil, geotechnical, and environmental teams. Internship concentration is determined by the student’s academic background and interests.
Requirements
- Major in civil, geotechnical, or environmental engineering (GPA 4.0/5.0 minimum)
- Year 3 or above preferred (Year 1–2 may be considered if well qualified)
- Strong interpersonal communication and problem-solving skills
- Self-motivated with a strong desire to learn and a growth mindset
- Proficiency with engineering tools and software
Examples of Duties
- Assist project managers and engineers with field and office tasks
- Support data collection, subsurface explorations, and routine testing
- Contribute to technical documentation, logs, and reports
- Apply standard engineering procedures under supervision
- Conduct basic site assessments and environmental surveys
- Participate in team meetings and contribute to project deliverables
Perks & Remarks
- Be open to feedback and ready to learn from it
- Bring curiosity and a growth mindset
- Pursue growth beyond daily tasks — for example, read The 7 Habits and share insights with the team
Computer Science
JD #18 | Host Code YU
Host Yu & Associates, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 17/hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 2
About the Host
YU & Associates is an award-winning consulting engineering firm delivering civil site planning, geotechnical, and environmental services. Founded in 1992 as a certified Minority and Small Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, with an in-house tech team building data-driven tools and custom software.
About the Internship
YU & Associates (Technology Group) is seeking energetic computer science interns with strong coding skills and a proven ability to deliver projects. Interns will work in agile teams, collaborate with senior developers, and contribute production-ready code. Daily standups, code reviews, and project demos will be part of the experience. Candidates should share a GitHub link and be prepared to discuss prior projects.
Requirements
- Computer science, software engineering, or related (GPA 4.0/5.0 minimum)
- Proven coding skills with a public GitHub and a1+ finished project/live demo
- Solid grasp of algorithms, data structures, and object-oriented design
- Proficiency with Git and 1+ modern languages such as Python, JavaScript, or Go
- Familiarity with SQL or NoSQL databases and basic RESTful API concepts
- Strong communication skills and enthusiasm for collaborative coding sessions
- Familiarity with AI concepts and practical experience integrating machine learning models into software applications
Examples of Duties
- Contribute features, bug fixes, and tests to internal web and data tools
- Write clean, reusable code and participate in pull request reviews
- Automate data pipelines and build lightweight dashboards for engineers
- Maintain project documentation and keep issues up to date
- Run performance checks, profiling, and basic security audits on services
- Present progress in sprint reviews and gather feedback from various teams
- Assist with the integration of AI technologies into internal web and data tools to enhance functionality and efficiency
Perks & Remarks
- Take pride in the code you write and maintain high standards
- Always leave the codebase better than you found it
Marketing
JD #19 | Host Code CALLIGARIS
Host Calligaris New York
Stipend (USD, before tax) 150/week | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
Calligaris is a century-old Italian furniture brand known for style, innovation, and function. Its New York operation, run by Niki and Shaokao Cheng, operates Chelsea and SoHo showrooms and delivers a full-service high-end furnishings experience.
About the Internship
Calligaris NYC offers full-time internships in business operations and marketing for marketing-related majors. Interns gain direct exposure to brand management, customer experience, and modern retail marketing under award-winning leadership.
Requirements
- Major in Business, Marketing, Communications, Retail, Design, or related field
- Versatile, hands-on, self-motivated, detail-oriented, and collaborative
- Interest in furniture retail, entrepreneurship, and brand-building
- Strong writing, communication, and organizational skills
- Comfortable using tools like Instagram, Canva, Google Drive, and POS systems
Examples of Duties
- Assist with showroom operations and customer-facing tasks
- Support campaign planning, content development, and social media scheduling
- Help coordinate store events and in-store promotions
- Contribute to visual merchandising and store presentation
- Produce weekly email newsletters and assist with digital outreach
- Join business meetings and observe decision-making processes
Perks & Remarks
- Ideal candidate is hands-on and self-motivated
- Prior intern from NTU cleared BDE credits through NTU’s WSD
Marketing
JD #20 | Host Code BNA
Host Michelle Won Productions LLC.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 150/week | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
Brand New Animals (BNA) is a branding and digital marketing agency based in New York City, New Jersey, and the Hamptons. Specializing in hospitality, lifestyle, and restaurant brands, BNA combines storytelling, design, and trend-savvy execution to develop bold, visually driven campaigns. Its services span brand development, content strategy, and campaign production tailored to modern audiences.
About the Internship
BNA is offering full-time internship opportunities in marketing for students and recent graduates interested in hospitality, branding, and content strategy. Interns will work directly with BNA’s founder and creative team on campaign execution, content development, and agency operations. The role offers an inside look at fast-paced client work and boutique agency culture — ideal for those looking to grow professionally and creatively in the US market.
Requirements
- Related major (Business, Art, Design and Media, Communication, etc.)
- Interest in hospitality, lifestyle, or creative brand marketing
- Strong organizational and writing skills
- Familiarity with digital platforms and tools such as Canva, Instagram, TikTok, Google Drive
- Self-motivated, collaborative, and eager to learn from hands-on work
- Professional working proficiency in English
- Prior experience in marketing, content creation, or design is a plus, but not required tiktok
Examples of Duties
- Assist in creating and scheduling social media content (Instagram, TikTok, etc.) for client accounts
- Participate in brainstorming and creative direction for branding and digital campaigns
- Support photoshoots, content production, and influencer communications
- Conduct market and trend research, as well as competitor benchmarking
- Join internal creative sessions and client-facing meetings to observe project development from concept to execution
- Help maintain project calendars, media libraries, and basic reporting metrics
Perks & Remarks
- Intern(s) will be directly supervised by Michelle Park, Founder of BNA, who brings 10+ years of experience in fashion, branding, and hospitality. This is a fast-paced, creative environment — ideal for interns looking to grow in branding and lifestyle marketing with hands-on involvement.
Operations & Marketing Intern
JD #21 | Host Code GJDC
Host Greater Nexus/Greater Jamica Development Corporation
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 2 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
Founded in 1967, Greater Jamaica Development Corporation (GJDC) is a nonprofit community development corporation based in Jamaica, Queens. GJDC advances economic growth by supporting local businesses, overseeing real estate development, and managing community-based programs. In addition, GJDC operates Greater Nexus, a centrally located shared facility in Downtown Jamaica offering offices, meeting rooms, and creative spaces designed to foster collaboration and connection.
About the Internship
The Greater Nexus Intern role provides hands-on experience in community development, marketing, operations, and event coordination within a fast-paced coworking environment. Interns support daily activities that enhance member experience and strengthen community engagement.
Requirements
- Relevant major in Business, Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Hospitality, or a related field
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Professional, customer-service-oriented demeanor
- Ability to multitask and manage time effectively
- Detail-oriented, reliable, and proactive
- Ability to assist with event setup, breakdown, and light lifting as needed
Examples of Duties
- Support member onboarding by shadowing Community Managers, assisting with welcome communications, delivering tours, and updating onboarding materials
- Provide operational support for shared spaces, including coordination of pantry and common-area supplies, updating welcome screens, organizing digital assets ( e.g., Canva files ), and supporting wayfinding communications
- Assist with event planning and execution, including setup, check-in, event documentation ( photography ), signage placement, breakdown, and drafting post-event recaps
- Create, schedule, and post social media content in alignment with the content calendar
- Conduct basic research to support newsletters and community updates
- Archive photos and videos for future promotional and marketing use
- Survey members, compile data, and summarize workspace satisfaction insights using tools such as Optix
- Attend local civic or community events and draft short recaps for newsletters or social media posts
Perks & Remarks
Greater Nexus operates under Greater Jamaica Development Corporation, a well-established economic development organization serving Jamaica, Queens community. Interns will report directly to the Executive Director of Greater Nexus and engage closely with small business stakeholders in daily operations, with potential exposure to events involving larger corporate entities.
Research Engineer Intern
JD #23 | Host Code ORBIFOLD
Host Orbifold AI, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 4200/Month | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
Orbifold AI, Inc. focuses on transforming and enhancing multimodal datasets to produce high-quality, AI-ready data. By improving data quality and relevance, Orbifold enables organizations to build more efficient and effective AI models that leverage proprietary data for competitive advantage. The company delivers advanced data transformation and augmentation solutions designed to save time, reduce costs, and improve outcomes.
About the Internship
As a Research Engineer Intern at Orbifold AI, Inc., you will help advance multimodal AI models and infrastructure, focusing on state-of-the-art visual models, AI-driven data pipelines, and the transformation of large-scale multimodal datasets — including text, images, and video — into high-quality training inputs. The role is suited for engineers passionate about multimodal AI, large-scale model optimization, and data-centric research, with opportunities to work on MoE models, distributed systems, and internet-scale batch inference, supporting training, RAG, and reinforcement learning for enterprise AI applications.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Computer Science, AI, Machine Learning, or a related field
- Proficiency in Python and experience with large-scale open-source datasets (e.g., DataComp)
- Strong understanding of distributed computing, HPC, and cloud-based AI infrastructure
- Hands-on experience with multimodal model training, including computer vision, video understanding, and NLP
- Familiarity with deep learning frameworks and multimodal model architectures
- Strong interest in large-scale visual model research and ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
Examples of Duties
- Develop and optimize multimodal AI models, with a focus on computer vision, NLP, and generative architectures
- Design and maintain high-throughput data pipelines to process and curate large-scale multimodal datasets (images, text, video, structured data)
- Implement and refine MoE models to improve efficiency and scalability in multimodal AI training
- Integrate latest research innovations into the multimodal AI platform to improve data accuracy, diversity, and relevance
- Experiment with state-of-the-art models and data curation techniques to maximize training efficiency and quality
- Collaborate with research scientists and machine learning engineers to strengthen data and AI infrastructure and support model scalability
Perks & Remarks
- Work on groundbreaking AI research in multimodal model training and enterprise AI
- Gain hands-on experience with large-scale AI datasets and AI-native applications
- Collaborate with AI leaders from Google, Meta, and Alibaba to shape the future of enterprise AI
- Opportunity to contribute to real-world AI innovations with Fortune 500 impact
Large Model Algorithm Engineer Intern
JD #24 | Host Code TENCENT
Host Tencent (Tencent AI Lab).
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Tencent AI Lab at the Seattle area is part of Tencent, a leading global internet and technology company. Established in May 2017, the lab focuses on advancing AI capabilities in perception, cognition, and creativity, with research spanning reinforcement learning, large foundation models, and artificial general intelligence. The team conducts cutting-edge research, publishes at top conferences and journals, and works on solving complex real-world AI challenges.
About the Internship
Internship focused on building and optimizing large language models for gaming and interactive AI applications, including training, evaluation, and deployment.
Requirements
- Over 5 years of research and work experience in the NLP field, with a background in computer science or related disciplines
- Familiar with theoretical foundations of NLP, statistical models, and machine learning principles, with hands-on NLP project experience
- Familiar with industry-leading large language models (e.g., GPT series, DeepSeek, LLaMA series) and their training methodologies
- Experience in large model optimization, distributed training, and debugging preferred
- Experience in text generation, dialogue systems, or game AI preferred
- Publications in top NLP conferences or journals preferred
Examples of Duties
- Build and optimize large language models for gaming and interactive AI applications
- Support model pre-training, fine-tuning, inference, and evaluation workflows
- Explore applications of LLMs in game AI, dialogue systems, and interactive experiences
- Track and test cutting-edge large model technologies and methodologies
Perks & Remarks
- Team: Interactive Entertainment Group (IEG)
- Exposure to large-scale game AI and interactive intelligence systems
Applied Machine Learning Intern
JD #25 | Host Code TENCENT
Host Tencent (Tencent AI Lab).
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Tencent AI Lab at the Seattle area is part of Tencent, a leading global internet and technology company. Established in May 2017, the lab focuses on advancing AI capabilities in perception, cognition, and creativity, with research spanning reinforcement learning, large foundation models, and artificial general intelligence. The team conducts cutting-edge research, publishes at top conferences and journals, and works on solving complex real-world AI challenges.
About the Internship
Internship focused on applying machine learning and large language models to real-world systems, including model development, optimization, and deployment.
Requirements
- Strong programming skills in Python, Go, or C++
- Solid understanding of machine learning and deep learning concepts
- Hands-on experience with LLMs and related applications
- Preferred: experience with prompt engineering, RAG, or MCP
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment
- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
- Nice to have: experience with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)
- Nice to have: knowledge of NLP and transformer-based models
- Nice to have: contributions to open-source AI/ML projects
Examples of Duties
- Develop and optimize machine learning models for real-world AI applications
- Work with large language models and integrate them into production systems
- Apply techniques such as prompt engineering, RAG, and model control policies
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deploy scalable AI solutions
Perks & Remarks
- Exposure to production ML and LLM systems
- Opportunity to work on real-world AI deployment projects
Functional Testing Intern
JD #26 | Host Code TETRAMEM
Host TetraMem, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) USD 35–45 per hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TetraMem, Inc., headquartered in Newark, California, is a semiconductor startup pioneering analog in-memory computing for next-generation AI workloads. Founded in 2018, the company develops energy-efficient neuromorphic chips using proprietary RRAM-based architecture. These solutions enable low-power edge AI applications by combining memory and processing in one system. With active R&D teams in Newark and San Jose, TetraMem is shaping the future of AI hardware design and has been featured in *Nature Electronics* and industry accelerator programs.
About the Internship
Internship focused on supporting functional testing for embedded systems, silicon validation, and system integration, with exposure to real-world hardware and software applications.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering/Science, or a related field
- Foundational knowledge of embedded programming with proficiency in C/C++ for driver and firmware development
- Solid programming skills in Python; familiarity with MATLAB for test automation and analysis
- Understanding of basic I/O protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, GPIO) and DMA and interrupt handling
- Working knowledge of microcontrollers (Arduino, Raspberry Pi) and/or FPGA (Xilinx or Intel)
- Familiarity with testing instruments (oscilloscope, digital multimeter, function generator)
- Basic knowledge of electronic circuits and semiconductor technology
- Familiarity with test management and defect tracking tools (e.g., JIRA, Bugzilla)
- Familiarity with version control systems (Git, BitBucket)
- Ability to work independently and in a team-oriented startup environment
- Ability to work afternoon to evening shifts
- Must be located in the Bay Area
- Strong plus: exposure to in-memory computing, non-volatile memory, RISC-V CPUs, embedded architectures, machine learning and neural networks, data converters (DAC, ADC), and analog circuits
Examples of Duties
- Perform silicon testing and debugging, including writing test code and setting up testing platforms
- Develop embedded software, drivers, application code, and performance benchmarks
- Identify, document, and execute functional test scenarios and conditions
- Contribute to testing methodologies, including probe card, packaged chip, and PCB testing
- Analyze signal integrity, noise, power, and related design issues
- Record and document test results, compare against expected outcomes, and log defects
- Reproduce, isolate, and document software and hardware issues
- Collaborate with design teams to verify circuit features and debug issues
- Support product demos and benchmark or showroom projects
- Assist with hardware development on circuit boards, systems, and user interfaces
Perks & Remarks
- Real-world silicon bring-up and validation workflows
- Embedded systems testing and system integration in a startup environment
Hardware - Analog Intern
JD #27 | Host Code TETRAMEM
Host TetraMem, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) USD 35–45 per hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TetraMem, Inc., headquartered in Newark, California, is a semiconductor startup pioneering analog in-memory computing for next-generation AI workloads. Founded in 2018, the company develops energy-efficient neuromorphic chips using proprietary RRAM-based architecture. These solutions enable low-power edge AI applications by combining memory and processing in one system. With active R&D teams in Newark and San Jose, TetraMem is shaping the future of AI hardware design and has been featured in *Nature Electronics* and industry accelerator programs.
About the Internship
Internship focused on the design and validation of high-performance analog and mixed-signal circuits within a compute-in-memory architecture, offering hands-on exposure to advanced silicon design.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a Master’s degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a related field
- Strong foundation in analog circuit theory, device physics, and CMOS design
- Experience with EDA tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, or HSPICE
- Familiarity with lab equipment (e.g., oscilloscopes, signal generators) is a plus
- Detail-oriented, analytical, and comfortable working in lab and simulation environments
Examples of Duties
- Assist with schematic design, simulation, and layout of analog circuits
- Perform transistor-level simulations using industry-standard tools
- Support silicon validation, test chip bring-up, and performance measurements
- Collaborate closely with the analog design team to analyze and improve circuit performance
Perks & Remarks
- Hands-on silicon bring-up and validation
- Real-world analog IC design workflows in a production environment
Hardware - Digital Intern
JD #28 | Host Code TETRAMEM
Host TetraMem, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) USD 35–45 per hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TetraMem, Inc., headquartered in Newark, California, is a semiconductor startup pioneering analog in-memory computing for next-generation AI workloads. Founded in 2018, the company develops energy-efficient neuromorphic chips using proprietary RRAM-based architecture. These solutions enable low-power edge AI applications by combining memory and processing in one system. With active R&D teams in Newark and San Jose, TetraMem is shaping the future of AI hardware design and has been featured in *Nature Electronics* and industry accelerator programs.
About the Internship
nternship focused on supporting the design, verification, and integration of digital systems for AI accelerators, with hands-on exposure to RTL design, simulation, and performance optimization.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
- Familiarity with Verilog/SystemVerilog and digital design fundamentals
- Exposure to simulation tools (e.g., ModelSim, VCS)
- Exposure to scripting languages such as Python, Shell, or Tcl
- Understanding of SoC or ASIC development flow is a plus
- Team-oriented with strong communication and documentation skills
Examples of Duties
- Support RTL design using Verilog or SystemVerilog
- Assist with writing testbenches and performing functional verification
- Collaborate with digital and software teams to integrate and validate system components
- Contribute to timing analysis, synthesis, and performance analysis
Perks & Remarks
- Digital design and verification in production AI computing systems
- Cross-functional collaboration between hardware and software teams
Software - Embedded Intern
JD #29 | Host Code TETRAMEM
Host TetraMem, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) USD 35–45 per hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TetraMem, Inc., headquartered in Newark, California, is a semiconductor startup pioneering analog in-memory computing for next-generation AI workloads. Founded in 2018, the company develops energy-efficient neuromorphic chips using proprietary RRAM-based architecture. These solutions enable low-power edge AI applications by combining memory and processing in one system. With active R&D teams in Newark and San Jose, TetraMem is shaping the future of AI hardware design and has been featured in *Nature Electronics* and industry accelerator programs.
About the Internship
Internship focused on building embedded software for the computing fabric of AGI, combining low-level firmware, high-performance drivers, and edge AI model deployment.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
- Familiar with C/C++, Rust, and Python for embedded systems
- Familiarity with AI and machine learning concepts and models
- Exposure to RTOS, device drivers, and low-level programming
- Experience with debugging, profiling, and performance tuning
- Experience with embedded software on FPGA, ASIC, or MCU-based platforms is a plus
- Self-motivated, eager to learn, and comfortable in a fast-paced environment
Examples of Duties
- Assist with the design, development, and optimization of embedded software and drivers for real-time and AI workloads
- Support system integration and performance tuning on FPGA and ASIC platforms
- Implement and verify low-level optimizations to reduce latency, improve power efficiency, and enhance performance
- Assist with testing, debugging, and profiling to ensure system reliability and performance
Perks & Remarks
- Real-world embedded software development for AI workloads
- FPGA and ASIC system integration and performance tuning
Software - Machine Learning Intern
JD #30 | Host Code TETRAMEM
Host TetraMem, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) USD 35–45 per hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TetraMem, Inc., headquartered in Newark, California, is a semiconductor startup pioneering analog in-memory computing for next-generation AI workloads. Founded in 2018, the company develops energy-efficient neuromorphic chips using proprietary RRAM-based architecture. These solutions enable low-power edge AI applications by combining memory and processing in one system. With active R&D teams in Newark and San Jose, TetraMem is shaping the future of AI hardware design and has been featured in *Nature Electronics* and industry accelerator programs.
About the Internship
Internship focused on developing software tools, frameworks, and applications that enable neural network models to run efficiently on analog compute-in-memory hardware, bridging software, hardware, and AI.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
- Solid programming experience in Python, C++, or similar languages
- Understanding of data structures, algorithms, and software architecture
- Familiarity with AI/ML frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch) is a plus
- Strong problem-solving skills and eagerness to learn
Examples of Duties
- Develop and optimize Python or C++ code for neural network and machine learning model compression, conversion, deployment, and runtime environments
- Analyze and adapt ML models to improve compatibility and efficiency on compute-in-memory hardware and software
- Support software design, development, and performance profiling
- Collaborate with AI researchers and hardware engineers to validate system-level functionality
- Participate in code reviews, testing, and documentation
Perks & Remarks
- ML model deployment on compute-in-memory architectures
- Cross-functional collaboration between software, AI research, and hardware teams
Robotics Software Engineer
JD #31 | Host Code KALIBER
Host Kaliber Labs Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TBD
Examples of Duties
- Design, develop, and maintain software for robotic systems, including motion planning, control, perception, and navigation
- Integrate and calibrate sensors such as LiDAR, thermal, RGB, depth, GPS, and IMU for autonomous missions
- Develop abstraction layers to support plug-and-play integration of AI algorithms for robotics
- Collaborate with AI researchers to translate algorithms into scalable robotic software
- Optimize software for real-time performance in simulation (e.g., IsaacSim) and physical deployment
- Troubleshoot robotic system issues related to software stability and performance
- Contribute to code quality through reviews, documentation, and best practices
- Participate in simulation and real-world testing and validation
- Collaborate with hardware, mechanical, and research teams
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TBD
Requirements
- Related technical major and good academic standing
- Foundational technical or programming coursework
- Ability to learn quickly and work collaboratively
- Sample portfolio, project work, GitHub, or supporting certificates (if available)
Examples of Duties
- Assist with the design, training, and optimization of machine learning models
- Preprocess and analyze structured and unstructured data for model development
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AI models into applications and products
- Conduct experiments, tune hyperparameters, and evaluate model performance
- Implement algorithms for NLP, computer vision, and predictive analytics
- Maintain documentation of workflows, experiments, and methodologies
- Stay current with emerging AI research, tools, and technologies
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TBD
Requirements
- Related technical major and good academic standing
- Foundational technical or programming coursework
- Ability to learn quickly and work collaboratively
- Sample portfolio, project work, GitHub, or supporting certificates (if available)
Examples of Duties
- Develop advanced context-engineering pipelines for RAG-based AI solutions
- Build and integrate production-grade LLM orchestration systems
- Develop and deploy solutions in cloud environments (AWS, Azure)
- Deploy services using AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, AKS, or EKS
- Collaborate with product-adjacent teams to tailor AI pipelines to specific use cases
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | July-Dec: 1 | May-Dec: 1
About the Host
TBD
Requirements
- Related technical major and good academic standing
- Foundational technical or programming coursework
- Ability to learn quickly and work collaboratively
- Sample portfolio, project work, GitHub, or supporting certificates (if available)
Examples of Duties
- Develop cloud-based infrastructure for a production-grade platform
- Provision cloud databases and design schemas supporting AI engineering and product needs
- Develop Cloud-to-Edge and Edge-to-Cloud capabilities using IoT communication protocols
- Support full-stack web application development
- Work with Software Architect to define cloud resource specifications and configurations
- Collaborate with AI engineering teams to enable AI infrastructure deployment
Internship in Generative Models for Materials Discovery (Materials Informatics)
JD #35 | Host Code HIDROGENICS
Host HidrogeniCs Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
HidrogeniCs Inc is on a mission to produce domestic critical materials including graphite and hydrogen from natural gas. We are a startup developing a next-generation hydrocarbon pyrolysis process, enabling the cost-effective production of two valuable products: battery-grade synthetic graphite and CO₂-free hydrogen. Our proprietary catalyst and reactor technology produces hydrogen using 7 times less energy than water electrolysis while simultaneously creating a domestic designated critical mineral for the battery industry. These clean products will support decarbonization in some of the most difficult-to-abate sectors, including heavy industry, transportation, and energy storage. We are supported by leading hard-tech institutes including U.S. Department of Energy, Chain Reaction Innovations program at Argonne National Laboratory and HAX/SOSV.
About the Internship
HidrogeniCs Inc seeks interns in generative modeling and materials informatics roles focused on applying machine learning to materials discovery and technology development.
Requirements
- Background in computer science, materials informatics, statistics, applied math, machine learning, or related discipline
- Strong foundation in machine learning with experience training models on real datasets
- Proficiency in Python and modern ML tooling (e.g., PyTorch, JAX)
- Ability to work collaboratively across disciplines
- Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills
Examples of Duties
- Participate in technology development initiatives within the materials discovery team
- Design modeling or experimental plans following initial training
- Execute assigned tasks and document procedures and results
- Contribute to dataset curation and preprocessing workflows
- Assist in preparing internal reports and presentations
Internship in Market Discovery & Market Strategy
JD #36 | Host Code HIDROGENICS
Host HidrogeniCs Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
HidrogeniCs Inc is on a mission to produce domestic critical materials including graphite and hydrogen from natural gas. We are a startup developing a next-generation hydrocarbon pyrolysis process, enabling the cost-effective production of two valuable products: battery-grade synthetic graphite and CO₂-free hydrogen. Our proprietary catalyst and reactor technology produces hydrogen using 7 times less energy than water electrolysis while simultaneously creating a domestic designated critical mineral for the battery industry. These clean products will support decarbonization in some of the most difficult-to-abate sectors, including heavy industry, transportation, and energy storage. We are supported by leading hard-tech institutes including U.S. Department of Energy, Chain Reaction Innovations program at Argonne National Laboratory and HAX/SOSV.
About the Internship
HidrogeniCs Inc seeks interns in market discovery and market strategy roles supporting product definition, market analysis, and business planning initiatives.
Requirements
- Background in business administration, economics, engineering management, or related field
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to collaborate across cross-functional teams
- Prior market research or strategy experience preferred but not required
Examples of Duties
- Conduct market assessments and support business plan development
- Assist with market sizing, opportunity analysis, and positioning research
- Support data analysis and development of tools to improve business processes
- Collaborate with engineering and operations teams on market-related initiatives
- Contribute to internal reports and strategic presentations
Internship openings in UI/UX, Computing, Sales, Solution Architect, Account managers
JD #37 | Host Code HIDROGENICS
Host HidrogeniCs Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
HidrogeniCs Inc is on a mission to produce domestic critical materials including graphite and hydrogen from natural gas. We are a startup developing a next-generation hydrocarbon pyrolysis process, enabling the cost-effective production of two valuable products: battery-grade synthetic graphite and CO₂-free hydrogen. Our proprietary catalyst and reactor technology produces hydrogen using 7 times less energy than water electrolysis while simultaneously creating a domestic designated critical mineral for the battery industry. These clean products will support decarbonization in some of the most difficult-to-abate sectors, including heavy industry, transportation, and energy storage. We are supported by leading hard-tech institutes including U.S. Department of Energy, Chain Reaction Innovations program at Argonne National Laboratory and HAX/SOSV.
About the Internship
HidrogeniCs Inc seeks interns in laboratory-based materials and nanoscience research roles focused on experimental chemistry and advanced materials development.
Requirements
- Background in Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, or related field
- Experience working in a wet chemistry laboratory
- Strong problem-solving and interpersonal skills
- Detail-oriented with strong documentation abilities
- Research experience in physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, electrochemistry, or materials informatics preferred
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-based environment
Examples of Duties
- Participate in technology development activities within the R&D team
- Design experimental plans and execute laboratory experiments following initial training
- Document procedures, results, and laboratory processes
- Perform data analysis and present findings for internal review
- Maintain and operate laboratory equipment
- Maintain accurate and organized laboratory records and notebooks
- Prepare reports, reviews, and final presentations
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Internship
Seeking STEM, Business, or Design students depending on role focus
Requirements
- Background in STEM, Business, Design, or related disciplines (depending on role)
- Technical foundation for computing roles or strong communication skills for business roles
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, cloud-based technology environment
Examples of Duties
- Support cloud platform development, UI/UX design, or system optimization (technical track)
- Assist with client engagement, solution proposals, or account coordination (business track)
- Conduct market or technical research
- Participate in cross-functional team collaboration
Perks & Remarks
May – August (3-month summer) or July – December (extended STEM placement)
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | May-Dec: 1
About the Internship
Seeking Year 3–4 Engineering students in Mechanical, EEE, Computer Science, or related fields
Requirements
- Year 3 or Year 4 undergraduate student
- Background in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, or related Engineering disciplines
- Strong foundation in robotics systems, embedded systems, software development, or hardware design (depending on track)
Examples of Duties
- Support design, testing, and optimization of robotic hardware or software components
- Assist in prototyping, debugging, and system integration
- Conduct performance testing and data analysis
- Collaborate with cross-functional engineering teams on product development
Perks & Remarks
Host prefers Year 3 or Year 4 undergraduate students available for a minimum six-month internship duration. Actual role-specific details were not provided at this stage; the above descriptions are general and subject to confirmation by the host organization.
CS / Engineering Operations Intern
JD #40 | Host Code TIKTOK
Host TikTok Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
ByteDance’s US operations support global digital platforms focused on content technology, user engagement, and data-driven innovation. The US entity manages corporate functions including marketing, business development, operations, and technical teams within a fast-paced technology environment.
About the Internship
ByteDance’s US operations seek interns in operations roles for computer science and engineering students.
Requirements
- Relevant major
- Good academic standing
- Proactive, mature, and eager to learn
- Prior internship or project experience preferred but not required
- Portfolio or project link encouraged (especially for technical applicants)
Examples of Duties
- Support operational workflows in technical teams
- Assist with documentation, process tracking, and coordination
- Help troubleshoot basic operational tasks under supervision
- Participate in team meetings and training exercises
Perks & Remarks
Actual role-specific details were not provided at this stage; the above descriptions are general and subject to confirmation by the host organization.
Marketing & Business Development Intern
JD #41 | Host Code TIKTOK
Host TikTok Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) Paid, TBD | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1 | July-Dec: 1
About the Host
ByteDance’s US operations support global digital platforms focused on content technology, user engagement, and data-driven innovation. The US entity manages corporate functions including marketing, business development, operations, and technical teams within a fast-paced technology environment.
About the Internship
ByteDance’s US operations seek interns in business and marketing functions.
Requirements
- Relevant major in Business, Marketing, Management, or related field
- Good academic standing
- Proactive, mature, and eager to learn
- Prior internship or project experience preferred but not required
Examples of Duties
- Support marketing and outreach initiatives
- Assist business development and sales activities
- Help prepare reports, presentations, and internal materials
- Coordinate with internal teams on assigned projects
- Participate in team meetings and structured training exercises
Perks & Remarks
Actual role-specific details were not provided at this stage; the above descriptions are general and subject to confirmation by the host organization.
Surveying, Data Analytics, and Community Outreach
JD #42 | Host Code CBID
Host Chinatown Partnership Local Development Corporation
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Chinatown Business Improvement District (Chinatown BID) is a legislatively designated district established to strengthen the economic vitality, public environment, and long-term sustainability of Manhattan’s Chinatown. Chinatown Partnership is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that administers and operates the BID’s programs and initiatives. Both play a central role in supporting small businesses while preserving and promoting Chinatown’s cultural heritage through events, community engagement, and district-wide development efforts.
About the Internship
Chinatown BID offers a summer internship focused on community outreach and data surveying. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in direct engagement with neighborhood businesses and the local community.
Requirements
- Interest in community engagement and outreach
- Friendly, proactive, and personable
- Relevant majors such as Marketing, Business, or Humanities preferred
- Knowledge of Chinese or Cantonese is a plus
Examples of Duties
- Conduct data surveys with Chinatown merchants
- Support event implementation and coordination
- Assist with marketing initiatives, including website updates, newsletters, and other outreach efforts
Perks & Remarks
- Second summer participant position available
- Target market primarily Chinatown Chinese merchants
- May require flexible scheduling or occasional weekend event support
Creative Intern
JD #43 | Host Code INTERTREND
Host Intertrend Communications, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 16.9/hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Intertrend Communications, Inc. is a multicultural advertising and marketing agency headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Texas and other US markets. The firm specializes in campaigns targeting Asian American and multicultural consumers. Intertrend has developed marketing campaigns and cultural insight work for major national brands including AT&T and Toyota, helping companies connect with diverse US audiences through culturally informed strategy, creative development, and integrated media campaigns.
About the Internship
This internship is part of an eight-week summer program based in Plano, Texas designed to provide hands-on experience within a multicultural advertising agency environment. The intern will support the creative team with design projects while collaborating on an internal initiative that contributes to the office’s brand presence and creative direction in the Texas market. The program offers exposure to agency workflow, creative development, and collaborative project execution.
Requirements
- Best suited for students majoring in graphic design, visual communication, or related creative fields
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign
- Strong design fundamentals, including layout, typography, and visual hierarchy
- Curiosity, creativity, and ability to adapt to feedback and collaborative work environments
- Ability to work effectively in a small-team setting
- Additional exposure to motion graphics, video, animation, or presentation design is beneficial
Examples of Duties
- Assist the creative team with visual design tasks, asset creation, and production support
- Contribute to internal creative initiatives related to the office’s brand presence
- Translate conceptual ideas into visual executions and design materials
- Support the development of presentations and creative materials for internal and external use
- Collaborate with team members to refine visual standards and creative assets
Perks & Remarks
The internship is based in Plano, Texas and runs from June 8 — July 31, 2026. This position is best suited for students who are self-driven, independent in nature, open-minded, and interested in developing experience in the creative field.
Creative Strategy
JD #44 | Host Code INTERTREND
Host Intertrend Communications, Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 16.9/hour | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Intertrend Communications, Inc. is a multicultural advertising and marketing agency headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Texas and other US markets. The firm specializes in campaigns targeting Asian American and multicultural consumers. Intertrend has developed marketing campaigns and cultural insight work for major national brands including AT&T and Toyota, helping companies connect with diverse US audiences through culturally informed strategy, creative development, and integrated media campaigns.
About the Internship
This internship provides exposure to the strategic planning process within a multicultural advertising agency. The intern will support the strategy team with research, insight development, and project coordination while collaborating on internal initiatives that help shape how the office communicates its identity and strategic perspective in the Texas market. The role offers experience in research, narrative development, and strategic thinking in a collaborative agency environment.
Requirements
- Best suited for students majoring in humanities, marketing, communications, or related fields
- Develop practical experience in marketing strategy and research within an advertising agency environment
- Strengthen skills in translating insights and cultural observations into strategic directions
- Gain exposure to multicultural marketing and audience insight development
- Learn to collaborate with creative and strategy teams on internal initiatives and projects
Examples of Duties
- Ability to synthesize research and data into clear strategic insights
- Strong communication and storytelling skills, including the ability to structure presentations
- Interest in cultural analysis, consumer behavior, and marketing strategy
- Ability to simplify complex ideas into clear narratives and strategic frameworks
- Comfort presenting ideas and participating in collaborative brainstorming sessions
Perks & Remarks
The internship is based in Plano, Texas and runs from June 8 — July 31, 2026. This position is best suited for students who are self-driven, independent in nature, open-minded, and interested in developing experience in marketing strategy and communications.
Community Outreach
JD #45 | Host Code KAFSC
Host Korean American Family Service Center.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 0 | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) Summer: 1
About the Host
Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC) is a nonprofit organization based in the US dedicated to supporting Asian American and immigrant families through culturally responsive services, advocacy, and community education. The organization provides programs addressing domestic violence prevention, family counseling, youth development, and community outreach, working closely with local partners and public agencies to strengthen and empower underserved communities.
About the Internship
KAFSC offers an internship focused on community outreach, providing exposure to nonprofit operations, community engagement, outreach programs, and public education initiatives. The position allows interns to gain practical experience supporting community-based programs and initiatives serving diverse immigrant and Asian American communities.
Requirements
- Best suited for students majoring in humanities, sociology, communications, public policy, social work, or related fields
- Knowledge of Chinese or another Asian language is a plus
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Interest in community empowerment, nonprofit work, and social impact
- Self-driven, organized, and able to work independently in a community-focused environment
Examples of Duties
- Learn community outreach and nonprofit program coordination
- Gain exposure to culturally responsive social services
- Support community events, workshops, and outreach initiatives
- Understand how nonprofits engage underserved communities
Perks & Remarks
Summer interns may have opportunities to participate in community activities and cultural programs organized by KAFSC, which may include educational visits, community events, and exposure to civic and nonprofit initiatives. The internship provides a unique opportunity to work within a diverse community environment while gaining insight into nonprofit outreach, advocacy, and cultural engagement.
Aviation Operations, Technology and Business Intern
JD #46 | Host Code SIA
Host SIA Engineering (USA), Inc.
Stipend (USD, before tax) 2500/month | Hours Full-time, in-person
Availability (2026) | May-Dec: 2
About the Host
SIA Engineering (USA), Inc. provides aircraft line maintenance for commercial airlines at major U.S. gateways (LAX, SFO, ONT, and JFK), supporting safe, compliant, and on-time operations. Its mission is to deliver high-quality aviation engineering services at competitive cost while sustaining profitability achieved through efficient transit/turnaround support, rapid Aircraft-on-Ground (AOG) recovery, and strong customer relationship management.
About the Internship
SIA Engineering (USA), Inc. — Los Angeles office is currently offering internship opportunities for students who are passionate about aviation and interested in gaining exposure to the aviation services industry.
Requirements
- Major related to internship focus area
- Strong passion for aviation and interest in aviation industry
- Plans to pursue a career in aviation industry after graduation
- Self-motivated, disciplined, and mature with professional attitude
- Open-minded, collaborative, and eager to learn with willingness to reflect and improve
- For engineering-focused roles — prior technical training or certifications are a plus
Examples of Duties
Duties will vary depending on the internship focus areas. Examples include:
- Aviation Technology — engineering support, aerospace analysis, technical documentation (for aerospace / engineering majors)
- Data & Technology — data analysis, coding, system documentation, technical projects
- Project Management — project coordination, progress tracking, reporting, operational planning
- Business Operation — HR support, documentation, coordination, administrative tasks
Perks & Remarks
- Semester-based internship — approximately 6 months in duration
- Apply only if you have a strong interest in pursuing a career in aviation
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My positive experience in the USA through CCIP motivated me to pursue my master's degree at Harvard a few years later. Because of CCIP, I developed both professionally and personally. I would highly recommend this opportunity to students seeking an overseas internship.
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Admerasia, Inc.
Creative Design
Host Code: ADM
#2 STEM
Advanced GRC, Inc.
Advanced GRC, Inc.
Host Code: AGRC
#3 STEM
Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Electrical Engineering – Plasma & Semiconductor
Host Code: AEI
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YMCA of Greater New York - Jamaica
Executive Projects
Host Code: JYMCA
#5 Civic
Office of NYS Senator John Liu
Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: LIU
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Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: LEE
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Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: KIM
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Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: UNG
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Office of NYS Assemblyman David I. Weprin
Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: DWEPRIN
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Office of NYS Senator Toby Ann Stavisky
Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: STAVISKY
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Office of Congresswoman Grace Meng
Public Engagement and Communications
Host Code: MENG
#12 STEM
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Law
Host Code: SOTO
#13 STEM
Tech Incubator at Queens College/CUNY Research Foundation
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Host Code: TIQC
#14 STEM
SPEAKHIRE
Software Engineering
Host Code: SPEAKHIRE
#15 STEM
SPEAKHIRE
Public Relations and Marketing Intern (with Data Analytics Focus)
Host Code: SPEAKHIRE
#16 STEM
SPEAKHIRE
Data Science
Host Code: SPEAKHIRE
#17 STEM
Yu & Associates, Inc.
Civil/Geotechnical/Environmental Engineering
Host Code: YU
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Yu & Associates, Inc.
Computer Science
Host Code: YU
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Calligaris New York
Marketing
Host Code: CALLIGARIS
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Michelle Won Productions LLC.
Marketing
Host Code: BNA
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Greater Nexus/Greater Jamica Development Corporation
Operations & Marketing Intern
Host Code: GJDC
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Chinatown Partnership Local Development Corporation
Surveying, Data Analytics, and Community Outreach
Host Code: CBID
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Intertrend Communications, Inc.
Creative Intern
Host Code: INTERTREND
#44 Arts
Intertrend Communications, Inc.
Creative Strategy
Host Code: INTERTREND
#45 Nonprofit
Korean American Family Service Center.
Community Outreach
Host Code: KAFSC
#46 STEM
SIA Engineering (USA), Inc.
Aviation Operations, Technology and Business Intern
