Tax Tech Intern – Product Development (Summer 2027)

Ernst & Young Oman; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 50,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

EY is seeking an Intern in Tax Technology and Transformation (TTT) Products for Summer 2027. You’ll learn cutting-edge tax technology trends, support client deliverables, and collaborate with experienced professionals across EY’s global network.

You will gain exposure to product development, data analytics, and AI-driven insights, with a hybrid work model and travel as needed to serve nationwide clients. Eligible candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.

Qualifications

• GPA 3.0 required overall.
• Undergraduate or graduate degree in business, economics, MIS, CS, or related field; or accounting with a tech double major/minor.
• Strong problem-solving and strategic thinking abilities.
• Ability to work in a hybrid model with some client-facing exposure.

Responsibilities

• Engage with cutting-edge technologies and assist in developing Tax technology products.
• Learn tax technology trends and how to become a trusted client advisor.
• Participate in strategy meetings and workshops; travel may be required nationwide.
• Honor ownership of work, maintain quality, and deliver in a timely manner.
• Explore AI and machine learning opportunities and build business cases for their use.

Skills

Problem solving

Analytical thinking

Entrepreneurial mindset

Time management

Detail oriented

Travel willingness

Strong communication

Education

Business / Economics / MIS / CS degree or Accounting with tech minor

Tools

Microsoft Copilot

Job description

EY is seeking an Intern in Tax Technology and Transformation (TTT) Products for Summer 2027. You’ll learn cutting-edge tax technology trends, support client deliverables, and collaborate with experienced professionals across EY’s global network.

You will gain exposure to product development, data analytics, and AI-driven insights, with a hybrid work model and travel as needed to serve nationwide clients. Eligible candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.