We're opening internship roles for our 2026–27 cohort, spanning research, engineering, business, and communications. Every role is part-time and unpaid, and open to undergraduate and graduate students.
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Help shape how our platform becomes a product, turning clinical and customer input into clear requirements and a development plan. Good fit for students in bioengineering, biomedical or mechanical engineering, materials science, or life sciences.
Support our regulatory planning by researching FDA guidance and helping prepare documentation alongside our advisors. Good fit for students in bioengineering, life sciences, public health, pharmacy, or regulatory science.
Keep projects and funding applications on track, and learn how a biotech startup runs day to day. Good fit for students in business, public health, life sciences, or engineering.
Review the scientific literature and help write the research and funding proposals behind our work. Good fit for students in bioengineering, biology, chemistry, materials science, or public health.
Help plan, build, and characterize prototype hardware with our microfabrication team. Good fit for students in nanoengineering, materials science, physics, or mechanical, chemical, and bioengineering.
Build the models that simulate how sensors would detect our robots inside the body. Good fit for students in electrical engineering, physics, applied mathematics, or bioengineering.
Work on the software that turns sensor data into a robot’s position and a map of its surroundings. Good fit for students in engineering, applied mathematics, computer science, or physics.
Translate device designs and their environment in the body into models our software can evaluate. Good fit for students in bioengineering, chemical or mechanical engineering, materials science, or physics.
Help build the simulation and optimization tools that predict how designs perform and suggest what to try next. Good fit for students in engineering, applied mathematics, physics, statistics, or computer science.
Build the data systems and interfaces that connect our design software with the scientists who use it. Good fit for students in computer science, data science, or engineering.
Research potential investors and help prepare materials that support our fundraising. Good fit for students in business, finance, economics, entrepreneurship, science, or engineering.
Explore the dental market, talk with dental professionals, and help identify where our technology fits. Good fit for students in business, economics, marketing, public health, science, or engineering.
Turn our science and company news into clear, engaging content for a range of audiences. Good fit for students in communications, marketing, journalism, design, science, or engineering.
Create 3D models and animations that help explain our research. Good fit for students in animation, digital media, design, computer graphics, biomedical visualization, or engineering.