Sandia National Labs

These programs focus on underrepresented youth, particularly in low-income areas, and aim to break down barriers to career development. They also work to expand these internship opportunities into rural New Mexico, where access can be limited

HMTech is a summer STEM program provided by the Black Leadership Committee for middle and high school students. The program gets students involved in fun, hands-on, science and engineering activities and provides an opportunity to explore a variety of STEM careers.

Another related program, X3 NeXt, extends these opportunities to students who have already earned a high school diploma or GED, helping them pursue further education through certificates or college degrees, while continuing their work experience.

Join us for a week-long summer camp for STEM teachers (June 5-9) and students (June 26-30), during which you will get a primer on the fundamentals of computing, learn hands-on the oftentimes perplexing phenomena of quantum physics, and apply those phenomena to solve computing problems in new ways.

Our internships provide students Opportunities to work on challenging projects at competitive pay Academic credits for some co-op and other internships Research mentoring from top scientists and engineers Training and practical work experience using state-of-the-art equipment and instruments In some cases, internships can also lead to an offer of full-time employment