Tokamak Energy · 1 day ago
US Summer Intern
Washington, DC
Internship
Hybrid
InternTokamak Energy is a leading global commercial fusion energy company, and they are seeking a motivated intern to assist in business development and government engagement. This role involves market research, stakeholder coordination, and communication support within the advanced energy sector.
EnergyEnvironmental ConsultingEnvironmental EngineeringRenewable Energy
Responsibilities
Assist in market research and competitive analysis for fusion and HTS technology opportunities
Help prepare strategic business cases, presentations, and pitch materials to support partnerships with industry, investors, and research institutions
Support identification of growth sectors and potential customers for fusion-related commercial offerings
Research U.S. federal and state energy policy, fusion funding trends, and regulatory frameworks affecting advanced energy technologies
Track relevant legislative and DOE developments that could impact Tokamak Energy's U.S. strategy
Assist with preparation of briefing notes, policy summaries, and communications for government engagement
Support coordination with key stakeholders, including government agencies (especially DOE program teams), national laboratories, academic partners, and potential collaborators
Join team meetings and external events (virtual or in-person) to help document outcomes and follow-up actions
Draft internal reports summarizing findings on business opportunities and policy implications
Help prepare external communications (briefing packets, partner updates, and summary slides)
Qualification
Required
Motivated undergraduate or graduate student (business, public policy, economics, or related field)
Interests in Business Development in Clean Energy
Interests in Public policy and regulatory affairs
Interests in Stakeholder engagement
Interests in strategic analysis and research
Strong communication skills (oral/written)
Decision-making skills
Problem-solving skills
Planning and organizing skills
Self-motivated
Great communicator
Knowledgeable about fusion and Tokamak Energy
Well organized
Interest in learning about government navigation, public engagement, and stakeholder management
Ability to assist in market research and competitive analysis for fusion and HTS technology opportunities
Ability to help prepare strategic business cases, presentations, and pitch materials
Ability to support identification of growth sectors and potential customers for fusion-related commercial offerings
Ability to research U.S. federal and state energy policy, fusion funding trends, and regulatory frameworks
Ability to track relevant legislative and DOE developments
Ability to assist with preparation of briefing notes, policy summaries, and communications for government engagement
Ability to support coordination with key stakeholders
Ability to document outcomes and follow-up actions from team meetings and external events
Ability to draft internal reports summarizing findings on business opportunities and policy implications
Ability to help prepare external communications (briefing packets, partner updates, and summary slides)
Ability to perform office work with associated hazards
Ability to handle prolonged periods of walking or standing
Ability to lift small boxes or crates (less than 40lbs)
Benefits
Investment in training and development to support career progression
Opportunity to work on and contribute to world class innovation
Company
Tokamak Energy
Tokamak Energy is a private company developing and accelerating the development of fusion power.
Founded in 2009
201-500 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Growth StageTotal Funding
$287MKey Investors
Hans-Peter WildUK Innovation & Science Seed Fund
2024-11-19Series Unknown· $125M
2020-01-20Series B· $87.12M
2019-02-28Series Unknown· $25.2M
Leadership Team
David Kingham
Founder and Senior Advisor
Recent News
PhysOrg.com
2026-01-07
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