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Endeavour Women in Tech 2026 Scholarship Application (University) at 2026 Summer Intern Program (United States)

2026 Summer Intern Program· United States·

Role details

Work type
Remote

Job description

The EWIT Scholarship is funded by the Endeavour Women in Tech (EWIT) group, a network of women across Endeavour and its subsidiaries who are passionate about advancing opportunities for women in technology. Through mentorship, education, and career development initiatives, EWIT is committed to challenging the status quo and fostering the next generation of female leaders in STEM.

About Endeavour

Endeavour is a modern infrastructure company transforming how data centers are built and operated to meet the demands of a sustainable, digital future. Through our subsidiaries—including Edged US —we design systems that reduce environmental impact while maximizing performance. Our culture is rooted in innovation, inclusion, and integrity as we create lasting value for our partners, employees, and communities.

Application Requirements:

Essay: Why should you be selected to receive an E-WIT Scholarship? Please attach your completed essay.

Important: Please submit a 2–3 page essay in a Word document addressing the following:

  • Tell us about yourself and your background.
  • Describe your life mission and why you chose your major or area of study.
  • Explain how you intend to use your degree to make an impact on the world.

Transcript: Please attach your full college academic transcript.

Letters of Recommendation:

  • 2 professional recommendation letters
  • 1 personal recommendation letter (not from immediate family).

Why work at 2026 Summer Intern Program

  • Hands‑on engineering: Roles are substantive (electrical, mechanical, software, power electronics) rather than observational
  • Flexible work: Remote and hybrid options available for many positions
  • Growth trajectory: Portfolio companies are in high‑growth sectors; early‑stage interns can have outsized impact
  • Culture: Not explicitly described; likely fast‑paced, engineering‑driven given the nature of the roles
  • Perks: Not publicly available; standard internship compensation expected (some roles may be paid, but details not disclosed on the job board)

Application questions