How long are the programs?

Typically 8–12 weeks, depending on the cohort and track.

What are the requirements?

Strong motivation, analytical mindset, fluent English. Background in business, tech, economics, or design is a plus but not mandatory.

How much commitment is expected?

10–20 hours per week depending on program track.

How does matching work?

After application and interview, interns are matched to startups or internal teams based on skills and interests.

Is the program remote or on-site?

Hybrid. Remote-first with optional on-site participation during events and partner programs (NYC, Europe, MENA, Asia).

Welcome to the Elpis Labs
Internship Program

Immerse yourself in the global startup ecosystem. Work hands-on with founders, investors, and operators shaping AI, Web3, GovTech, and emerging markets.

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Our Interships Programs

Accelerator Associate Program

Join Elpis Labs accelerator and venture studio teams. Support startups across product discovery, market research, pitch preparation, go-to-market strategy, and U.S. market entry.

Work directly with early-stage founders building globally scalable products.

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Venture Capital Associate Program

Learn how early-stage investing and venture building actually works.

Work with Elpis Labs partners on startup sourcing, deal analysis, ecosystem research, and investment theses across AI, Web3, DeepTech, and emerging markets.

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Why Intern at Elpis Labs

Get to know the big players

Discover venture capital ecosystem

Meet corporates, startups & industry innovators

Cultural immersion

Meet Your Supervisors

Learn from Managing Partners and Program Leaders

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Anastasia Lykova

Managing Partner

Kenneth Huynh

Managing Partner

Gabriel Arant
Program Director

What Our Interns Say

Join the Elpis Labs Internship Program

Most internships have you watching from the sidelines. Here, you will be in the game from day one.

You will work directly with founders building technology companies. You will help startups enter new markets, research investment opportunities, and shape actual products that go to market.

We are looking for ambitious students and early-career professionals who want to learn by doing and not just watching. People who are hungry, take ownership, and aren't afraid to figure things out.

If you want to understand how startups really work, how venture capital operates behind the scenes, and what it takes to build a company from scratch, this is where you start.

Whether you want to be a founder, investor, or startup operator one day, you'll get hands-on experience working with emerging technologies and global innovation.

Our New York-based venture internship program gives you direct exposure to deal flow, portfolio companies, and the startup ecosystem. No fluff. Just building alongside people who are making it happen.

Associate Universities

Elpis Labs collaborates with universities, accelerators, and innovation hubs across the U.S., Europe, MENA, and Central Asia to create real-world learning experiences

Francis LiButti
Student, Rutgers University – New Brunswick

Marketing & AI Integration Intern

"My internship with SG Labs, a Korean sports-tech startup, was the defining moment of my transition from student to professional.

I spent the summer diving deep into marketing automation and utilizing new AI tools to scale the company’s reach. The program’s networking power is incredible — you aren’t just interning for one company; you are part of a cohort of innovators.

This experience was so successful that I am officially joining the team full-time in their New York City office this fall. Elpis Labs doesn't just offer internships; they offer career pathways."