Small Cohort.
Wide Exposure.
A fellowship for university students to learn, contribute, and build alongside teams across Everest Global.
The Everest Internship is designed for students who are curious about technology, thoughtful about the world, and eager to contribute to work that matters.
Students in the fellowship cohort
Open across university stages
weeks per each cohort
cohorts per year
Real work.
Broad context.
Close collaboration.
Learn alongside people who build.
Fellows will contribute to active projects while learning how products, teams, and decisions come together across Everest Global.
Different teams.
Connected experiences.
Areas to explore under the same context
Rotations may span several areas across Everest Global, shaped by fellow interests and the needs of active projects.
Explore new technologies, investigate emerging questions, test ideas, and turn findings into useful insight.
Help shape, prototype, build and improve technology products alongside product, design, and engineering teams
Work through complex business questions, support execution, and learn how teams coordinate across priorities
Learn how ideas reach people through reserach, content, community, partnerhips and thoughtful communication
Who can apply?
There is no single profile.
We welcome students from Year 1 through PhD and from a wide range of disciplines. What matters most is a genuine desire to learn, contribute, and engage thoughtfully with the people and problems around you.
The process is designed to understand how you think, what you care about, and where the fellowship may be most useful for your development.
- Tell us about yourself
- Meet the team
- Think through something together
- Shape the journey
You do not need a particular degree, a previous start-up role, or a formal technology internship to apply. Show us what you have explored, made, improved, or learned.
We welcome universities, educators, and communities to share the fellowship with students who may benefit from an interdisciplinary building experience.
Frequently Asked Questions.
- Who is eligible to apply?
The fellowship is open to students currently enrolled in university, from Year 1 through PhD. We welcome applicants from a wide range of academic disciplines. - Do I need a technical background?
No. Some fellowship projects may be technical, while others may involve research, product, strategy, operations, growth, or communications. We are interested in your strengths and how you learn. - How will rotations be chosen?
Rotations will be shaped by each fellow’s interests and strengths, together with the projects and learning opportunities available across EVG teams. - What are the dates, format, and practical arrangements?
Program timing, working format, and other practical details will be discussed with shortlisted applicants so expectations are clear before any commitment is made. - Could the fellowship lead to a future role at EVG?
The fellowship is first and foremost a learning and contribution experience. Where there is mutual fit and an appropriate opportunity, conversations about future collaboration may follow, but no outcome is guaranteed. - What should I include in my application?
Tell us what you are curious about and share one example of something you made, studied, organised, improved, or pursued deeply. A simple, specific example is more useful than a polished list of achievements.