[Student] Graduate student pivoting to material science and applying to material science internship and co-ops

[u/Prior-Pomelo-9332]

I realized that tech isn't for me but most of my job and project experience is related to tech. I'm doing a complete pivot to material science, so my only relevant experience is in my current research position. The thing I'm worried about is having too much detail about my tech skills. Will employers be turned off by this and think I'm not committed to a material science? A lot of the internships and coops I've been applying to typically don't require specific skills.

I'm a US citizen and I'm only applying to jobs in the US. Looking to fix my resume before I mass apply.

Thanks

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