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Marketing & Communications Intern at Kairos Power - ApplyBlast

Marketing & Communications Intern

Kairos Power

8 months ago

4.4 on Glassdoor

Albuquerque, NM

Onsite

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About this role

A Marketing and Communications Intern at Kairos Power supports the Marketing Communications team in creating and sharing stories that connect stakeholders to the company’s mission to commercialize advanced nuclear technology. The role is aimed at an undergraduate or graduate student and focuses on strategic communications, content creation, and multimedia storytelling in a fast-paced environment. It involves supporting internal and external communications and capturing media at company facilities and events.

Skills

Qualifications

Currently Pursuing Undergraduate Or Graduate DegreeMinimum 3 Years Coursework CompletedMajor In Communications, Science Communication, Journalism, English Or Related FieldDOE Part 810 Authorization (May Be Required)

About Kairos Power

kairospower.com

Headquarters

Alameda, California, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2016

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Kairos Power is a U.S.-based advanced reactor company focused on enabling the clean-energy transition by commercializing fluoride salt–cooled high-temperature reactors (FHRs). Their design pairs TRISO particle fuel with a liquid fluoride salt coolant to deliver high outlet temperatures, passive safety features, and dispatchable, low‑carbon power and industrial heat. Kairos is developing demonstration projects in the United States to validate the technology and de-risk a path to commercial deployment for utilities and industrial customers. The company positions its reactors as a scalable, resilient option for decarbonizing electricity and process heat.