Location: New York

Hybrid format: in-person 2-3 days per week (mostly Brooklyn Navy Yard)

Compensation: $20/h (we’re getting some support from NY programs, so the final comp depends on the program too)

Fram Energy is a New York-based startup making solar work for tenant-occupied buildings. Our platform enables landlords to benefit financially from solar energy while delivering savings to tenants and unlocking access to clean energy in rental housing.

We’re backed by the U.S. Department of Energy and were featured in Forbes as a top climate startup to watch. Our work lives at the intersection of energy, real estate, and technology.

We’re looking for a Front-End Engineering Intern to help build our tech stack and improve one of the most important features in our product. You’ll be working on a dashboard where property owners enter building information and get back custom solar projections. That includes project specs, cash flow breakdowns, and estimated investment returns, all driven by real utility and performance data.

You’ll collaborate with our engineers and product leads to turn complex back-end outputs into clean, responsive interfaces. This dashboard is the main way users interact with what we’ve built, so it needs to be fast, clear, and easy to navigate. If you’re excited about climate tech, care about useful building tools, and enjoy the challenge of designing for real-world use, we’d love to have you on our team.

At Fram Energy, you’ll have the chance to shape real solutions for one of the most overlooked segments in the clean energy space, rental housing. This isn’t a back-seat internship. You’ll be part of the team building tools that help property owners and tenants access solar in places it’s never reached before.

You’ll work where climate tech meets housing, policy, and real-world implementation. Whether you’re running models, writing code, or shaping product ideas, your work will support active solar projects and real users. We move fast, collaborate often, and give interns room to contribute meaningfully. If you’re looking to do work that’s technically interesting, socially important, and built for real impact. Then Fram Energy is the place to do it.