Top Internships in Denver & Boulder, CO

Systems Engineering interns support spacecraft and payload development through requirements management, MBSE modeling, performance simulation, risk and interface analysis, test planning and execution, data analysis, tooling design, and technical documentation. Interns may work with flight hardware, support equipment, cleanrooms, laboratories, and production environments while presenting findings to peers, management, customers, and technical stakeholders.

Supports IT project prioritization and execution under project management and architecture leadership. Responsibilities include coordinating architecture designs, documenting standards, organizing project requests, scheduling meetings, recording minutes and action items, analyzing process documentation, and maintaining project files. The intern will use Microsoft Office, communicate with stakeholders, and work on-site in an office, laboratory, cleanroom, or production environment.

Supports IT project prioritization and execution by coordinating meetings, documenting actions and standards, analyzing processes, organizing requests, and maintaining project files. Assists with IT architecture design coordination and documentation while using Microsoft Office tools. The intern collaborates with leaders and business units, contributes to project methodology, and performs administrative and clerical duties in an on-site environment.

Supports IT project prioritization and execution under leadership direction. Responsibilities include coordinating project meetings, documenting actions and architecture standards, analyzing process documentation, organizing project requests, maintaining files, and assisting with general project administration. The intern will work onsite with IT leadership and cross-functional business units while developing project management, architecture, communication, and organizational skills.

Systems Engineering Intern supporting spacecraft, mission, and instrument development. Responsibilities may include model-based systems engineering, requirements management, performance modeling, risk and interface analysis, test setup and data analysis, tooling and ground-support equipment design, procedure development, and verification against requirements. The role involves collaboration with technical experts, government customers, and commercial space companies in office, laboratory, production, and cleanroom environments.

Systems Engineering Intern supporting spacecraft, mission, instrument, and flight-hardware development. Responsibilities may include MBSE modeling, requirements management, performance simulation, risk and interface analysis, test setup and data analysis, tooling design, procedure development, and technical presentations. The role is on-site five days per week and involves collaboration with engineers, government customers, and commercial space companies.

Design, model, and test antenna and RF hardware for ground, mobile, and space applications under senior engineer supervision. The intern will collaborate across teams, use RF and EM modeling tools, conduct laboratory measurements, and develop technical and communication skills in an on-site environment.

Design, model, and test antenna and RF hardware for ground, mobile, and space-based applications under senior engineer supervision. Interns collaborate across teams, maintain a predictable schedule, and work in office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, outdoor, or research environments. The role requires familiarity with RF laboratory equipment, electromagnetic modeling tools, RF circuit modeling software, and programming languages. Regular on-site attendance is required, with possible travel between company and other locations.

Design, model, and test antenna and RF hardware for ground, mobile, and space applications under senior-engineer supervision. Interns will collaborate cross-functionally, use laboratory and electromagnetic modeling tools, maintain professional working relationships, and work on-site five days per week in office, laboratory, production, or cleanroom environments.

Business Intelligence Interns will conduct exploratory data analysis, create ad hoc reports, and support the development, migration, and improvement of dashboards using Looker and Databricks. They will gather requirements, build visualizations, test dashboard accuracy and usability, identify data inconsistencies, and document findings while collaborating with team members on business initiatives.

Execute performance validation and benchmarking on enterprise servers, GPU systems, and storage platforms. Configure representative AI, database, virtualization, and storage workloads; collect and analyze telemetry; develop Python automation for testing and reporting; investigate performance findings; and present results. The intern will contribute code and documentation while receiving mentorship in production-scale data center infrastructure and systems performance engineering.

Participate in a 10-week Medicare sales internship involving classroom training, networking, sales competitions, job shadowing, presentation development, and exposure to direct-to-consumer health insurance sales. Gain hands-on experience with sales support, phone-based activities, operational processes, and AI-enabled tools for analysis, reporting, automation, and workflow improvement.

Supports financial analysis, reporting improvements, variance investigations, and ad hoc analysis for business and operational needs. The intern will present data-driven findings to stakeholders, improve reporting processes, and collaborate with teammates during a full-time summer internship. Advanced Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint skills are required, along with strong communication, creativity, and a willingness to learn.

Develop, test, debug, and optimize SSD firmware alongside experienced engineers. Responsibilities include creating test plans, supporting product qualification, participating in code reviews, improving software quality, and using AI-enabled tools to automate engineering workflows. The role provides hands-on experience with embedded systems, firmware development, debugging, storage technologies, and reliability improvements for next-generation data center products.

Operations Interns rotate through distribution center functions, gaining experience in supply chain operations, metrics, business process improvement, workload planning, team leadership, meetings, and project execution. The role includes presenting findings to management, developing communication and analytical skills, participating in training, and supporting 24/7 operations across flexible shifts. Candidates must be pursuing a relevant bachelor's degree, graduating within one year, and able to work onsite without sponsorship.

Supports IT initiatives by gathering requirements, documenting business needs, coordinating projects, and helping deliver digital employee experience improvements. Assists with Microsoft 365 adoption, SharePoint modernization, Power Platform readiness, data analysis, reporting, DEX score reviews, and sentiment analysis. Collaborates with business and IT stakeholders while learning technology delivery practices in a regulated aerospace and defense environment.

Supports IT discovery, requirements documentation, user stories, project coordination, Microsoft 365 and SharePoint adoption, Power Platform readiness, entry-level data analysis, reporting, and digital employee experience improvements. Collaborates with IT and business stakeholders to deliver technology initiatives and identify process improvements in an on-site environment.

Supports IT and digital experience initiatives through requirements gathering, user story development, project coordination, stakeholder communication, M365 adoption, SharePoint modernization, Power Platform readiness, and entry-level analysis using Excel, SQL, and Power BI. The intern also contributes to digital employee experience insights, sentiment analysis, process improvement documentation, and technology solution delivery while working onsite.

Paid 11-week sustainability internship supporting energy audits, energy-efficiency return-on-investment analyses, renewable technology evaluations, utility and state program research, and sustainability compliance reporting across 45 states. The intern will collaborate with department teams and participate in professional development, networking, mentorship, community service, and final presentation activities.

Supports information security initiatives through automation for vulnerability management, detection engineering, cloud identity management, and SOC 2/SOX ITGC compliance. Learns security tooling, identifies process improvements, and performs Level 1 security alert triage and investigations. The internship is full-time for 12 weeks in summer 2027 and requires hybrid work in Denver three days per week.

Supports AI safety, robotics, cybersecurity, Physical AI, and advanced mobility projects. Conducts research on standards, regulations, and emerging technologies; assists with safety assurance and consulting activities; develops reports, presentations, workshops, and client deliverables; and contributes to AI safety, cybersecurity, robotics, and technology capabilities.

Optical Engineering Intern supporting flight or development programs through optical design, analysis, hardware development, and testing. The role involves working with cross-functional engineering teams in office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, and potentially outdoor environments. Interns will maintain effective workplace relationships and follow a regular on-site schedule five days per week. MATLAB, Python, and optical computer-aided design software experience are preferred.

Participate as part of a flight or development engineering team, supporting optical design, analysis, hardware development, and testing. Maintain a predictable work schedule, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and build professional relationships. Work occurs primarily on-site in office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, and occasional outdoor environments. MATLAB, Python, and optical design software experience are preferred.

Optical Engineering Intern supporting flight or development programs through optical design, analysis, hands-on hardware development, and testing. The role involves collaboration with engineering teams, maintaining professional relationships, and working on-site in office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, or research environments. MATLAB, Python, and optical design software experience are preferred.

Mission Lead Interns embed with defense customers, identify mission problems, configure and test AI workflows, troubleshoot deployments, onboard users, demonstrate mission impact, and expand customer relationships. The role requires independent execution in ambiguous environments, close coordination with Product, Engineering, Mission, Security, and Operations teams, frequent customer-site travel, and a current TS/SCI clearance.