- Terranox AI
- San Francisco, CA
- 52 days ago
- $5,000–$12,500
Fall Intern - AI/ML Engineering.
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Fall Intern - AI/ML Engineering: our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:An AI/ML engineering internship focused on applying machine learning to uranium discovery for a nuclear energy company.
- The Person:The person will work on novel ML problems at the core of the company’s uranium discovery process.
- Requirements:The ideal candidate is currently pursuing a degree in CS, ML, or a related field and is comfortable in Python and the modern ML stack.
About the role
About Terranox
We're the first AI-powered uranium discovery company. Nuclear is the only clean, scalable, and baseload energy source available today, and we’re structurally short on uranium. We're addressing that by applying AI/ML to a discovery process that hasn't fundamentally changed in decades.
Backed by General Catalyst, 776 Ventures, Y Combinator, and others.
The role
You'll spend the fall embedded with our team, working on novel ML problems at the core of what we're building. With a strong fit, this internship can lead to a full-time offer.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree in CS, ML, or a related field
- Strong ML fundamentals and practical experience training models
- Comfortable in Python and the modern ML stack
- Track record of building things (coursework, side projects, open source, prior internships)
Bonus but not required
- Experience with computer vision
- Experience with foundation models or self-supervised learning
- Prior internship at a startup
Logistics
- In-person in San Francisco
Terranox is the first AI-powered uranium discovery company. Nuclear is the only clean, scalable, and baseload energy source available today, and we’re structurally short on uranium. We're addressing that by applying AI/ML to a discovery process that hasn't fundamentally changed in decades.
Backed by General Catalyst, 776 Ventures, Y Combinator, and others.

