Technology Undergraduate Intern

## What You'll Do As a summer intern, you will work alongside a cohort of fellow interns on a summer-long project focused on building a software solution that addresses a real business challenge at Wellington. Working as part of a project team, you'll gain hands-on experience in software engineering, data analysis, and product-oriented problem solving while developing technical, professional, and leadership skills. ## Summer Project Experience - Collaborate with fellow interns to identify, design, build, test and deliver a software application that addresses a real business challenge facing Wellington. - Analyze user needs, gather feedback, and apply creative problem-solving to develop solutions that drive meaningful business impact. - Gain hands-on experience applying software engineering and data analysis skills, including requirements gathering, application design, coding, testing, user feedback, and iterative delivery. - Take ownership of a key project workstream while partnering closely with teammates and stakeholders to achieve shared goals. - Build relationships across the firm through networking, collaboration, and engagement with business and technology professionals. - Present project outcomes, recommendations, and lessons learned to senior leaders at the conclusion of the program. - Work on challenges that evolve each year to reflect changing business priorities, emerging technologies, and opportunities for innovation. ## What You'll Gain Throughout the program, interns will: - Gain exposure to the intersection of technology, business, and investment management within a global asset management firm. - Experience how diverse technology disciplines work together to solve complex business challenges and deliver value for clients and colleagues. - Develop technical, analytical, and professional skills through hands-on experience, mentorship and real-world project work. - Build meaningful relationships with leaders, professionals, and fellow interns across the firm. - Strengthen communication, collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving skills in a supportive and team-oriented way. - Gain confidence presenting ideas, influencing stakeholders and translating complex concepts into actionable recommendations. - Explore potential career paths within technology while developing a deeper understanding of Wellington’s culture and business. ## Who Should Apply We welcome students from a broad range of majors, backgrounds, experiences, and academic disciplines. Candidates should have experience applying technical skills through coursework, internships, research, independent projects, or other hands-on work in software engineering, data analysis, computer science, information systems, or a related field. We look for: - Current sophomore or junior undergraduate students pursuing a bachelor's degree. - Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. - Experience with software engineering, data analysis, or a related technical field, including familiarity with at least one programming language such as Python. - Involvement in campus organizations, leadership activities, volunteer work, or other extracurricular experiences. - Ability to work effectively in a collaborative team environment. - No prior finance experience is required. - Curious and adaptable in exploring emerging technologies and AI tools in your work, school, and projects