Young Voices in International Security: Raven Witherspoon
This series highlights early-career professionals making their mark as part of the community of experts and practitioners tackling today’s existential threats.
Former Intern
Jupiter
Jupiter
Huang
Intern, Communications
Bio
Jupiter Huang serves as the communications intern for NTI. In this role, he is responsible for supporting the communications team on a wide variety of projects to engage and educate key audiences on critical issues in the nuclear, biosecurity, and emerging technology fields.
Huang is a Science, Technology, and International Affairs major at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service with a concentration in security. His academic interests center around nuclear weapons, emerging technologies, and space policy, but Huang also dabbles in counter violent extremism studies through his minor in Jewish Civilization. As an undergraduate research fellow at Georgetown’s Mortara Center, he’s currently working on a project analyzing U.S. nuclear nonproliferation policy in Taiwan.
Huang previously interned at the Arms Control Association and the U.S. House of Representatives.
Some fun facts about Huang include his stint training professionally at a table tennis academy, his love for painting and late-night shows and his ongoing search for a fourth language to learn.
NTI Blogs
Young Voices in International Security: Mackenzie Knight
Jupiter Huang, NTI’s Communications intern, had the opportunity to speak with Mackenzie Knight, the program associate for Global Risk at the Federation of American Scientists (FAS), for this inaugural post of the Young Voices series.
Diverse Voices in International Security: Tiffany Blanchard-Case on Mentorship, Collaboration, and Working to Expand Opportunities in the Nuclear Field
For Black History Month, Jupiter Huang, NTI’s communications intern, had the opportunity to ask Tiffany Blanchard-Case, director of the Office of Nuclear Material Removal and Elimination at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), about the importance of mentorship and her advice for young people interested in working on nuclear issues.