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Delta Air Lines is seeking Summer Interns for the Digital & Technology department in Minneapolis. Interns will work full-time on assigned teams, with opportunities across Enterprise Software, Information Security, Data & AI, Cloud, and related domains.
The program emphasizes learning, collaboration, and practical contributions toDelta’s technology strategy. Some teams may offer hybrid arrangements, with onsite work at the Minneapolis HQ.
Summer Intern roles in Delta’s Digital & Technology department offer a chance to become part of our journey to ensure technology remains a competitive advantage for the company. We embrace new technology and ideas to create meaningful and innovative solutions that help Delta better connect the world. Delta employees are thinkers, doers, and innovators. We are proactive, collaborative and deliver impact to our customers.
Summer Interns will be assigned to work on a team based on the availability of opportunities, the needs of the business, and the matching of skills and career interests. Specific responsibilities for each assignment will be discussed with candidates selected for an interview. The D&T teams include:
12:00 PM EST, November 6, 2026.
STRONGLY PREFERRED SKILLS: Experience or knowledge of Agentic AI concepts and tools; experience with AI-assisted problem solving and workflow automation; familiarity with frameworks/tools such as Kiro; experience with data analysis, dashboards, cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, Google Cloud); ability to design, configure, or support AI agents to improve productivity and business outcomes is a plus. Some roles require familiarity with Python and the ability to code, familiarity with hardware, or familiarity with the structure of Development teams/squads, sprints, and taking stories off backlogs.
DESIRED SOFT SKILLS: Analytical thinking, emerging leader, good written and verbal communication, strong work ethic, ability to work in a team setting and individually, have a safety and security mindset
ADDITIONAL BEST PRACTICES: As a college co-op, you should be able to listen and learn from people with many different perspectives, be flexible and able to handle shifting priorities that come from the needs of the business, be high performing and interested in driving for results, and be willing to be mentored as a method to grow and improve.
12:00 PM EST, November 6, 2026.