While there are distinctions, all fellows work collaboratively across the research side and creative side. Our creative techies are usually put to work exploring the more technical aspects of our projects, while our researchers/writers get to focus on distilling various topics in emergent tech and culture.

What we look for: We orient ourselves around diverse perspectives because we care about what you bring to the table. Our applications are reviewed blind (in other words, we don’t look at your name or what school you go to — we look at what you have to say.)

Breaking the Norms: We understand that application processes can be challenging and sometimes frustrating, that’s why we are committed to break the old patterns and committed to it as transparent as possible and to keep you informed of each stage of the review.

Passion vs Education [/ qualifications]: We are looking for someone with a passion for media and technology, regardless of the academic background. The only requirements are a strong ethic, curiosity, and a discovery mindset.

Follow the link above to submit an application. You will need to submit a resume, a cover letter, portfolio (if applicable.) and prepared response to our application questions.

The Fellowship is a paid, 40 hour a week commitment, running from early June to mid August. Our team is based out of New York, but Fellows can work remotely from anywhere in the world during EST work hours.