Program Length: Various options including short-term: less than two weeks; summer: 10–12 weeks; or year-long: up to one year, with potential extensions depending on funding, project needs, and program rules.

Location: Natick, Massachusetts (may have to travel to some U.S. Army bases in this area)

Admissions Requirements: 

• Applicants must be U.S. citizens and at least 18 years of age
• Have received a bachelor’s degree within the last 60 months or be currently pursuing one
• Eligible disciplines include Computer, Information, and Data Sciences; Engineering; and Life, Health, and Medical Sciences
• A complete application consists of a Zintellect Profile, a detailed record of your Educational and Employment History, and responses to Essay Questions addressing your goals, experiences, and skills relevant to the opportunity. You must also include a PDF version of your Resume, Transcripts or Academic Records (unofficial transcripts or institution-generated records are acceptable), and One Recommendation.
• All submitted documents should have personal identifiers such as social security numbers, student IDs, and dates of birth removed.

Application Deadline: The application deadline is not explicitly stated, but applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, and internships are filled as qualified candidates are identified. Early submission is recommended to increase your chances of selection.

Highlight:

Step into the world of innovation with the Algorithm Development and Translation Undergraduate Summer Internship at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (USARIEM)! This internship is a part of the Health Readiness and Performance System (HRAPS), and invites undergraduate students to solve real-world challenges in algorithm development, machine learning, and data analysis, all aimed at optimizing soldier performance and preventing injuries. Over 10–12 weeks in Natick, Massachusetts, participants will collaborate with leading experts, gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge research by developing sensors, algorithms, and tools to optimize soldier performance and develop smartphone and web-based applications that make a real impact. You get the chance to work directly with a mentor to learn the end-to-end data collection process of a large field research study, including how to collect data in the field with military personnel. All of this also comes with a stipend determined by the Department of Defense (DoD), and other benefits such as health insurance and travel allowances. Open to U.S. citizens pursuing or recently graduated in STEM fields. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so apply early to get your spot! Learn more and apply at https://www.zintellect.com/Opportunity/Details/USAMRDC-RIEM-2023-0007.

Cost: Free