IT Emerging Talent Program
for students & grads
The U.S. IT Emerging Talent Program consists of two entry-level tracks:
The U.S. IT Emerging Talent Program consists of two entry-level tracks:
Student opportunity
Our IT Summer Intern Program is a 9–12-week professional development internship designed to help students learn about IT and our Company. Featuring challenging projects, hands-on experiences and a program of networking activities, you’ll learn through doing in a professional setting. It’s also a gateway into our full-time immersive IT Emerging Talent Rotational (ETR) Program.
- Learn about IT and our company
- Professional development internship lasting 9–12 weeks
- Networking activities and challenging projects
- Explore your career options in IT
- Possible gateway to the ETR Program
Full-time employee opportunity
Our IT Emerging Talent Rotational (ETR) Program offers recent college graduates three IT role rotations in two years. This allows you to immerse yourself into a particular area of expertise and gives you time to explore. Build your experience throughout the program, working alongside highly skilled professionals. Grow with the support of mentors and with the significant learning and development resources available to our employees. Upon successful completion, you will be matched with a role in IT. It’s a powerful way to launch your career.
- Three IT-related roles in two years
- Each time you rotate, your skillsets and development goals are aligned with business needs
- Robust foundation of technical, business, and professional leadership capabilities
- Puts you into the right IT role upon completion
Select the program that fits you
Select the program that fits you
You are a recent science, technology, engineering, math, business, computer science (or similar) BA or master’s degree graduate
You participated in at least one internship or co-op in a related field
You are willing to relocate for rotations in different U.S. locations
You are a U.S. citizen, a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., or otherwise authorized to work in the U.S. without requiring sponsorship now or in the future
You're a currently enrolled BA/BS or master’s student with a major in science, technology, engineering, math, business or computer science graduating between December 2020 and August 2023
