Hybrid Engineering Summer Internship — Build, Code & Impact

LSEG; Nottingham; Hybrid; GBP 24,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Emotional wellbeing: wellness & EAP

Private medical insurance

Gym membership & discounts

Life insurance & pension

MyOffers discounts

Job summary

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) invites penultimate-year STEM undergraduates to join its Engineering Summer Internship Programme. The 9-week program mirrors our graduate tech tracks, offering exposure from development and programming to business analysis and tech project management.

Eligibility requires STEM studies with degree completion in summer 2028. Applications close 30 Oct; multiple online assessments and interviews are part of the rolling process.

Qualifications

• Penultimate year STEM student eligible to graduate summer 2028.
• Demonstrated interest in technology via work, extracurriculars, or coursework.
• Interest in financial markets and how technology supports business.
• Curiosity for data and ability to analyze information to draw conclusions.
• Creative thinker who can connect the dots.
• Adaptable to a fast-paced, changing environment.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Explore potential career paths by working across our D&A, Markets, Risk Intelligence, FTSE Russell, and I&C Engineering functions.
• Roles may include development, programming, business analysis, or tech project management.
• Complete the recruitment process: resume submission, coding assessment, online assessment, video interview, and virtual assessment centre.

Skills

Coding interest

Finance awareness

Data curiosity

Creative thinking

Collaboration

Communication skills

Education

STEM degree, penultimate year

Job description

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) invites penultimate-year STEM undergraduates to join its Engineering Summer Internship Programme. The 9-week program mirrors our graduate tech tracks, offering exposure from development and programming to business analysis and tech project management.

Eligibility requires STEM studies with degree completion in summer 2028. Applications close 30 Oct; multiple online assessments and interviews are part of the rolling process.