Foundry Summer Internship Program

The Foundry, the Silicon Valley’s premier medical technology incubator, is taking applications for its
2023 Summer Internship Program. We are looking to recruit and inspire the next generation of medical
technology developers and entrepreneurs. We believe that a range of perspectives makes us better at
understanding and analyzing problems and developing creative solutions. Accordingly, we encourage
applications from those with diverse backgrounds and life experiences, including those from groups
which are underrepresented in health technology. Here are the specifics:

• Program
- This is a paid summer internship that will run from mid-June 2023 to mid-August 2023*
at our facility in Menlo Park. Interns are responsible for obtaining their own housing
and transportation to/from the facility.
- Interns will have work assignments with at least one of our three portfolio companies.
Responsibilities will vary, and may include a wide range of projects, including but not
limited to designing test and assembly fixtures, developing and documenting
experiments, and participating in brainstorms and pre-clinical lab studies.
- Each intern will be assigned a mentor and will have regular access to The Foundry’s
executive leadership.
- There will be programming throughout the summer related to topics on medtech
entrepreneurship, innovation, intellectual property, product development and
fundraising as well as social events.
• Qualifications:
- Applicants should be pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in an engineering or life
sciences discipline. For undergraduate student applicants, preference will be given to
those who will have completed at least two years by the summer of 2023.
• Application process
- Applications should include your resume and a cover letter. Letters of recommendation
are optional.
- Please submit your application via email to SummerInternship@thefoundry.com by no
later than February 28, 2023.

* Timing can be flexible in order to accommodate a range of school schedules.