Ratings Tech Summer Intern: Data, AI & Cloud Projects

Moody's Corporation; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 40,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Networking

Professional development

Leadership series

Volunteering

Job summary

Moody's Corporation offers a 10-week summer internship focused on data engineering and software configuration. You will work with cross-functional teams to analyze data, learn AI-aware practices, and gain hands-on experience in cloud technologies and software development.

The program emphasizes mentorship, networking, professional development, leadership engagement, and volunteering opportunities, with a structured path for undergraduate and select graduate students.

Qualifications

• Pursuing STEM degree relevant to software and data engineering.
• Graduation window between December 2027 and June 2029.
• Available for full-time work during June 7–August 13, 2026.

Responsibilities

• Assist data analysis, research, and configuration tasks.
• Support software and product configuration under guidance.
• Help with debugging and performance tuning under supervision.
• Pursue continuous learning through courses and challenges.
• Learn technologies and frameworks relevant to data engineering.
• Collaborate across teams to resolve complex defects with senior engineers.

Skills

Java

.NET

AngularJS

React

Python

AWS

Azure

HPC

Communication

Adaptability

IDE knowledge

AI foundations

Education

Bachelor's in CS/Engineering

Graduation 2027–2029

Full-time during Jun 7–Aug 13, 2026

Tools

Visual Studio Code

JetBrains IDEs

Job description

Moody's Corporation offers a 10-week summer internship focused on data engineering and software configuration. You will work with cross-functional teams to analyze data, learn AI-aware practices, and gain hands-on experience in cloud technologies and software development.

The program emphasizes mentorship, networking, professional development, leadership engagement, and volunteering opportunities, with a structured path for undergraduate and select graduate students.