Supply Chain & Manufacturing Intern - Manufacturing
Posted Jul 14, 2026·Open for 11 days (and counting)
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Function
Other
Workplace
On-site
Location
US
Job Description
Exowatt is revolutionizing the energy landscape for the AI era with our groundbreaking P3 system that captures solar energy, stores it as heat, and generates electricity on demand. Founded in 2023 and backed by leading investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Sam Altman, and Felicis, we're committed to providing clean, modular, and scalable power that meets the rapidly growing demands of AI infrastructure. Our mission is to make sustainable renewable energy always available and almost free, enabling technological advancement while protecting our planet.
As a Supply Chain & Manufacturing Intern focused on Manufacturing, you'll work directly with our Supply Chain & Manufacturing team on the processes that bring P3 modules to life. From assembly development on the factory floor to supplier negotiations that keep materials flowing, you'll get end-to-end exposure to how a hardware company scales production.
This role is in-person at our Austin facility.
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Posting ID
exowatt:030247a1-1067-4a59-9018-372962710652Title
Supply Chain & Manufacturing Intern - Manufacturing
Function
Other
Location
Austin, TX
Workplace mode
in_person
Posted at
2026-07-14 18:44:12Z
Compensation
undisclosed
Provenance
First seen (our tracker)
2026-07-20 21:46:48Z
Last seen
2026-07-25 05:35:24Z
Last updated
2026-07-25 05:35:24Z
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Days open
Open for 11 days (and counting)
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