SAIC Intern Program

SAIC Intern Program

Participate as an undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral candidate. Gain valuable experience while working on a variety of initiatives, from engineering, scientific, and technical programs to commercial projects around the world.

• Intern positions are paid and provide the opportunity to work on important customer or internal projects

• Internship and co-op opportunities are available year-round, with the majority taking place during the summer months

• Internships are offered in several locations across our company

Professional Development Seminars

SAIC also offers intern professional development seminars that cover a variety of topics, including personal finances, presentation skills, and resume workshops.

View our internship opportunities and submit your resume for any that interest you.

Internship Requirements

• A minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
• A major in a discipline relevant to our business (engineering, computer science, finance, accounting, political science, security, intelligence studies, or related field)
• Demonstrated leadership experience through community or campus involvement

As a Participant, You Will Have the Opportunity to:

• Work on projects that impact our nation and the world
• Learn from some of the industry's smartest technical, scientific, and business professionals
• Meet other interns from a variety of backgrounds and programs
• Participate in an Intern Summit, a professional development seminar designed specifically for interns
• Receive holiday pay for up to 3 holidays during your internship
• Purchase discounted SAIC stock through our Stock Purchase Program

Intern Stories

Rodger, a mechanical engineering student, worked on a Research and Development (R&D) project to create a three-dimensional global positioning system (GPS). The result was a device that enabled users to navigate GIS terrain and receive detailed, data-friendly, 3-D views of the landscape.

Christine, a political science major, worked on a proposal: a white paper on immersive worlds (three-dimensional online virtual environments). She also contributed to marketing materials for an SAIC technical expo.

Making an Impact Beyond the Workplace

Each summer, our interns across the country participate in a community service project. In 2008, they participated in the non-profit program: "Tunes 4 the Troops." The goal was to collect new and used CDs and DVDs to send to military men and women who are serving overseas. They succeeded by sending over 3,000 items!