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2027 DOE Scholars - Summer Internships - ARPA-E Technology-to-Market U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in United States
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Stipend of $1,400 per week; travel reimbursement up to $1,000 for inbound and outbound costs for participants living more than fifty miles from the host site.
Deadline
Jan 18, 2027
Country
United States
University
U.S. Department of Energy
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The ARPA-E Technology-to-Market Summer Scholars opportunity places graduate students in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy, a mission-driven agency focused on transforming how energy is created, used, stored, and delivered. The internship is centered on helping ARPA-E prepare breakthrough energy technologies for market adoption, with students working alongside the Technology-to-Market team, Program Directors, and Fellows.
Scholars will contribute to commercially oriented research and analysis around ARPA-E’s portfolio of transformative energy technologies. The work spans market trends, cross-industry collaboration opportunities, go-to-market strategy, stakeholder analysis, and the development of techno-economic analysis. Project themes include understanding how breakthrough technologies transition from early development to broad impact, why some technologies scale and get cheaper faster than others, what drives successful commercialization, how demonstration and reliability testing influence adoption, and how advanced energy technologies move toward commercial markets across different sectors.
The project list also touches on areas such as defense acquisition and commercial transition, ultra-low-temperature cryocoolers for quantum computing and medical systems, plasma-heating and driver technologies for fusion and non-fusion applications, and the development of internal frameworks, models, and tools for emerging topics. The role is designed for students with both technical and business interests who want to learn how technology-to-market strategy supports energy innovation.
This appointment is hosted at ARPA-E headquarters in Washington, DC, within the U.S. Department of Energy. The environment emphasizes applied research, commercialization thinking, and mentorship from agency staff working on energy innovation and technology transition.
Funding details
Stipend of $1,400 per week; travel reimbursement up to $1,000 for inbound and outbound costs for participants living more than fifty miles from the host site.
What's required
Open to graduate students at the time of application who are U.S. citizens and at least 18 years old. Applicants must have completed a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and be in the process of completing a graduate-level degree such as an MS, MBA, or PhD in a relevant field. Preferred background includes techno-economic and/or lifecycle analysis, knowledge of energy market concepts and operations, data mining, statistics and visualization, strong written and oral communication, and strong analytical skills.
How to apply
Apply through Zintellect using the application link provided. Submit profile information, an essay, a resume PDF, unofficial transcripts or academic records, and a recommendation in the system. All application components must be received by the deadline.
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