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LUNARTECH is deepening its long‑standing investment in U.S. talent by launching BuildUSA, a hands‑on internship and mentorship initiative designed to accelerate careers in technology. Beyond our ongoing commitments to education and knowledge‑sharing across the country, BuildUSA brings an end‑to‑end support model—hands‑on work experience, structured training, personalized guidance, and access to professional‑grade tools—so participants can contribute meaningfully from day one. We are not publishing figures for this announcement; the purpose is to outline our approach and reinforce our commitment to giving back.
For years, LUNARTECH has invested in the United States across four dimensions:
This combination—especially the time we invest directly in people—creates a compounding effect we often call the cumulative edge: the idea that consistent, real‑world practice plus close guidance produces outsized outcomes over time.
BuildUSA is LUNARTECH’s new program for early‑career professionals and students in the United States. The model is simple: we hire U.S. interns, train them intensively, and guide them personally as they take on real projects. Our goal is to close the gap between classroom knowledge and production‑level work, while ensuring participants have every tool and resource they need to succeed.
Personal guidance is the core of BuildUSA. Tools and tutorials matter, but consistent mentorship is the force multiplier that most people need and too few receive.
The U.S. tech ecosystem thrives when early‑career builders can ramp quickly and contribute confidently. BuildUSA is our way of protecting and advancing that cumulative edge—by pairing rigorous training with direct, hands‑on leadership from practitioners. It’s also how we continue to give back: taking the knowledge we’ve put into the world and turning it into guided, real‑world experience.
An AI engineer blends four disciplines into one operating role:
When these capabilities converge in one person, you get a practitioner who can connect the dots faster, turn “unsolvable” problems into systematic, solvable ones, and deliver outcomes cost‑efficiently. Put plainly, strong AI engineers function like multiple careers in one brain—they shorten feedback loops, raise product quality, and multiply a team’s chance of success.
This is why BuildUSA focuses on end‑to‑end competency rather than a single niche. By training builders across analysis, data systems, software, and ML, we create the kind of practitioners who become the foundations of great companies and a net gain for the broader economy. It’s our version of a precision intervention: get this right, and the benefits compound across products, teams, and local ecosystems.
Many organizations have tried to solve technical problems through traditional consulting engagements—only to discover that the solution required cross‑disciplinary execution, not a slide deck. When the work spans data analysis, data engineering, software systems, and ML, teams can struggle to connect the dots across all those moving parts. Without an operator who understands the end‑to‑end system, initiatives stall or never reach production.
AI engineers close that gap. Because they combine multiple skill sets, they can sequence the work, make the critical trade‑offs, and turn complexity into an executable plan.
Demand for this profile is intense. Across the industry, top companies compete for multidisciplinary talent and sometimes offer unusually strong retention incentives. The reason is simple: a single high‑leverage builder can unlock product lines, reduce costs, and materially change a roadmap.
BuildUSA will launch, gather feedback, and adjust the program in short cycles—refining curriculum, mentorship, and project scope as we learn. The feedback loop is by design: we believe quality emerges from iteration with real users and real constraints.
Success means graduating competent engineers who are close to full AI‑engineer capability—builders who can analyze data, design pipelines, ship software, and apply ML responsibly to real problems. Not everyone will start as a fully formed AI engineer; our goal is to move participants decisively along that trajectory and into roles where they make a measurable difference.
We’re encouraged by strong interest from applicants across the U.S. While we’re not publishing application or cohort numbers for this announcement—we find that off‑topic—what matters is the growing community of builders eager to learn, contribute, and lead. BuildUSA exists to meet that energy with a path that’s rigorous, supportive, and results‑oriented.
LUNARTECH’s investment in the U.S. is long‑term and multidimensional—talent, skills, time, and capital. BuildUSA is the next step: a focused, mentorship‑driven program that gives people the tools, training, and personal guidance they need to thrive. We’re proud of the knowledge we’ve already shared publicly, and this initiative is how we continue to give back—by helping the next generation build.
For media inquiries or partnership conversations, please reach out to LUNARTECH’s communications team.
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