Drimva

The Nuclear Company

Summer 2027 Data Science Intern

Washington, DC +1 · Internship · Posted Aug 7, 2026

Location
Washington, DC
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Experience
No number of years specified; completed data analysis experience is required.
Education
Currently pursuing a BS or MS in a listed or related quantitative field.
Visa sponsorship
U.S. Person status (U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident) is required; no visa sponsorship.

About the job

Applies data science to nuclear construction projects by developing models, pipelines, analyses, and dashboards that support cost, schedule, and risk decisions.

What you'll do

  • Frame stakeholder questions, source and analyze data, and build and validate forecasting, classification, anomaly-detection, and decision-analysis models.
  • Engineer features, extend the NOS ontology and data model, and build data pipelines.
  • Create decision-support metrics, dashboards, and analyses, and communicate findings to operators, engineers, and executives.

What they ask for

  • Currently pursuing a BS or MS in Data Science, Statistics, Computer Science, Applied Math, or a related quantitative field; expected graduation December 2027–June 2028 and returning to school after the internship.
  • Strong Python and data stack (pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn), with working knowledge of SQL.
  • Foundation in statistics and probability, plus completed data analysis experience (course, personal, research, or prior internship).
  • U.S. Person status (U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident); able to work on-site in Washington DC five days a week for the full 12-week program.

Nice to have

  • Data visualization and dashboarding; exposure to cloud data warehouses.
  • Forecasting, time-series, or experimental design; coursework or project experience with Palantir Foundry or AWS.

Pay

$25.00 an hour (base rate); $2,000 monthly housing stipend

Tools

Python, pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, SQL, Palantir Foundry, AWS GovCloud, AWS

AI focus

Use AI as part of the work to improve workflows, decision-making, and processes; the role focuses on applied data science for nuclear construction, not explicitly on building AI systems.

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