About the Summer Internship Program
Internships at Antares are anything but ordinary. You’ll work alongside our team as we design, build, and test fission microreactors built to deliver reliable energy for critical missions on Earth, in space, and underwater.
Our interns contribute to real work from day one. Depending on your role, you may touch hardware, write and test software, support manufacturing and operations, or help build the systems that allow Antares to move quickly as we scale. You’ll work alongside engineers, operators, and other experts solving challenging problems—and you’ll leave your internship with hands-on experience that’s difficult to find anywhere else.
We work hard, move quickly, and take pride in what we’re building. If you’re excited to learn by doing and want to contribute to the next generation of nuclear energy, we’d love to have you join us next summer.
We will be running two separate cohorts to accommodate students on both semester and quarter schedules:
Monday, May 17 – Friday, August 13
Monday, June 14 – Friday, September 10
All internship roles are based at our Torrance headquarters and require interns to work onsite five days per week. We will not be considering candidates for remote or hybrid arrangements.
Interns will receive a relocation and housing stipend as part of their offer package.
As a Software Intern, you will work on the infrastructure and tooling that enables Antares teams to deploy, monitor, and operate internal applications and compute workloads. You will own substantive projects spanning cloud deployment tooling, systems automation, observability, data project infrastructure, and cluster operations.
You will work across both cloud and on-premises infrastructure, improving how applications and data projects are deployed and monitored while helping make internal compute resources more reliable, recoverable, and efficient. This role is well suited for someone who enjoys building practical tools, automating manual processes, and improving the systems other technical teams rely on.