Emerging Talent

Current enrollment in a degree-seeking program (associate’s, bachelor's, master's, MBA, PhD, or the equivalent) with an expected graduation date after the internship ends is required.

Across our internship opportunities in the US, typical roles include AI Research, AI Science, Analytics, Business Operations, Cybersecurity, Design, Finance, Marketing, Product Management, Program Management, Sales, and Software Engineering, which includes full stack, backend, front end, and mobile (iOS/Android) roles.

Our roles vary each year and we may have additional opportunities that aren’t listed here as our program continues to grow.

We do not offer co-op positions in the United States. We do not offer fall or spring internships.

US internships are hybrid and aligned to one of Intuit's US office locations outlined above. We invite you to learn more about our offices here.

No. Your office location is determined by Intuit based on the team and role you're hired into, not by candidate preference or where you happen to live. This ensures teams are built in the locations that make the most sense for collaboration and business needs. If you're matched to a role, we'll let you know which office you'll be based out of as part of that process.

Internships at Intuit are hybrid, designed to mirror the experience of our full-time employees. We expect interns to work on-site at least three days per week at their assigned site. Many interns choose to be in the office more often to make the most of their time with us. This hybrid expectation is subject to change.

Our internships offer a variety of opportunities to learn, grow, and make an impact. All intern roles are paid and offer benefits such as state-of-the-art campuses and facilities, including on-site gyms and recreation spaces. For compensation ranges, please refer to your job description or reach out to your University Recruiter.

Employee benefits vary by country. Review the job description for the role you are interested in to learn more about applicable benefits.

Your placement is based on a variety of factors, including your personal interests, skill set, and business priorities. You will also have the opportunity to showcase your potential for full-time employment. Interns are assigned real-world, high-visibility projects that have a direct impact on the business. You'll be treated as a member of the team and will contribute alongside experienced employees. Projects will vary based on your team placement.

Our internship and co-op program is designed to give you real, hands-on experience while also helping us build our pipeline of future talent at Intuit. Full-time offers are not guaranteed and depend on factors like your performance, business need, and headcount, which can vary from year to year.

Visit Intuit Careers to search and apply for open internship and co-op roles.

Projects vary by team and placement, but many interns and co-ops contribute directly to Intuit's AI-driven platform, from GenAI-powered customer experiences to the data and machine learning models behind our products. You'll gain hands-on experience applying AI tools and techniques to real business problems.

You will get day-to-day guidance from your team and manager, plus program-wide experiences built just for interns and co-ops, from leadership fireside chats and hands-on skills training to opportunities like a hackathon or other hands-on challenge to put what you're learning into practice.

Yes. Beyond your own team, you will connect with other interns and co-ops throughout your program, at events like National Intern Day, team outings, and our Global Intern & Co-op Showcase, where everyone comes together to celebrate the work of the season.