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Announcing Google’s Internal Technology Intern Program

January 7, 2013

We are pleased to announce Google's new Internal Technology Intern Program and hope that you will consider applying!

What does it mean to be an IT Intern?

The Internal Technology Intern Program is designed for students who have a passion for providing technical user support and who are currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree to be completed between December 2013 and December 2014. Based in one of our offices across North America, this 12-week program is an introduction into IT support at Google.

IT Interns will learn what it takes to support and scale Google’s internal technology from our infrastructure to the end user. They will become a go-to person for Googlers' computer hardware and software needs, providing front line user support for all of Google's internal tools and technologies. Beyond the day-to-day, they will improve the Googler user experience by contributing to longer term projects and documentation efforts.

Did we catch your attention? Here's how to apply.

The IT Intern Program is open to all qualified college students looking to work in the IT industry. While we think you'll have a leg up if you've majored in IS/IT/MIS/CS, we're really looking for people with a passion for technology and eager to learn. We are committed to addressing diversity in the field of IT and students who are a member of a group that is historically underrepresented in the technology industry are encouraged to apply.

Applicants will need to apply online and submit a resume and unofficial transcript. There is no application deadline, but we do encourage you to apply sooner rather than later as spaces are limited.

The online application can be found on our Students Job Site along with detailed information about the 2013 program.

Posted by Caitlin Merrell, University Programs

Labels: Inside ITRP , Intern Program

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