The program offers a unique opportunity to integrate coursework with DOE field work and applied research at FIU, creating a direct pipeline for students into the Department of Energy workforce.
The DOE Fellows Summer 2026 Engineering Internship Program at Florida International University (FIU) offers a 10-week, 40-hour per week, hands-on engineering experience for motivated undergraduate and graduate STEM students. Participants will engage in practical research at FIU's Applied Research Center and potentially at a Department of Energy (DOE) site, gaining exposure to cutting-edge projects and technologies. The program emphasizes mentorship from experienced professionals, fostering the development of technical skills and providing networking opportunities with industry leaders. Fellows contribute to environmental cleanup technology development, testing, and deployment, addressing critical challenges related to the nation's nuclear legacy. The program aims to prepare students for careers within the DOE, national laboratories, or DOE contractors.
A typical day involves hands-on research at FIU's Applied Research Center, collaborating with mentors, and contributing to ongoing engineering projects related to environmental cleanup technologies.
This program is best for driven U.S. citizen STEM undergraduate and graduate students with strong academic performance and a passion for innovation, seeking real-world engineering experience and a potential career with the Department of Energy.
Applied Research Center, Florida International University, 10555 W Flagler St, EC 2100, Miami, FL 33174
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