ServiceNow is looking to hire Software Engineering Interns to contribute to building scalable solutions to enhance the ServiceNow Platform, focusing on creating intuitive and scalable solutions that allow businesses to customize their application functionalities.
Requirements
- Proficiency across multiple programming languages and disciplines: General purpose (Java, Python, C++, Kotlin), Web (JavaScript, HTML/CSS), Scripting (Python, Ruby, Bash), or Database (SQL).
- Approach complex software challenges with critical thinking and innovative solutions.
- Experience in evaluating or integrating AI into work processes, decision-making, or problem-solving through AI tools, automating workflows, analyzing AI-driven insights, or assessing AI's potential impact.
- Understanding of foundational AI concepts including basic prompt engineering.
- Full-stack development capabilities with software design principles and agile methodologies.
- Demonstrated experience in constructing scalable, secure, and efficient software systems.
- Proficiency in data structures and algorithms. Basic understanding of relational data modeling.
Responsibilities
- Implement cutting-edge design and coding practices in collaboration with a dedicated development team.
- Build scalable Cloud Infrastructure and Automation platforms.
- Develop interactive web UIs for complex application layers, prioritizing performance, reliability, and user experience for streamlined digital workflows and optimized client success.
Other
- Current enrollment in a full-time Bachelor's or Master's program in Computer Science or a related discipline at an accredited university.
- Graduating December 2026, or later
- Must be able to obtain and maintain authorization to work.
- Commit to a 12-week internship in Summer 2026 (May-August, or, June-September)
- Capable of operating on a hybrid schedule from one of our office locations.
- Strong communication skills and experience working in diverse cross-functional teams.
- Previous software engineering experience gained from internships, academic or personal projects, coding competitions or relevant publications.
