Hiring an intern
Hire the talent. Pay less than you think.
Funding programs may reduce the real cost of hiring an eligible intern or co-op student. RBB helps you discover internship candidates and understand the estimated cost before you decide to meet them.
Illustrative example
Civil engineering intern
16 weeks · 35 hours/week · $24/hour
- Gross compensation
- $13,440
- Estimated funding available through RBB
- −$3,750
- Estimated employer cost
- $9,690
- Potential savings
- $3,750
Illustrative example only. Funding availability and amounts depend on the employer, candidate, placement and applicable program requirements.
How it works
Find an intern
Browse internship candidates on RBB.
See the estimated cost
When enough information is available, RBB can display potential funding and estimated employer cost.
Let RBB handle the funding
If you hire the candidate and want our help, RBB can manage the funding process.
The intern's salary doesn't change.
Funding reduces the employer's potential net cost. The candidate is still compensated normally. Available funding exists to make it easier for employers to create internship opportunities.
Discover talent
Find students actively looking for internships.
Understand the cost
See estimated compensation and potential funding in one place.
Reduce administration
RBB can help manage the funding process.
Keep great people
Continue the relationship after the internship through an extension or a permanent opportunity.
Already have an intern in mind?
If you already have a student or intern, tell us about the placement and we will review what funding may be available.
Funding estimates are based on available candidate and placement information. Final eligibility and funding amounts depend on the employer, placement and applicable program requirements.