HP
Engineering & Technical Internship Roles - HP Solutions (HPS)
Spring, Texas, United States of America +3 · Internship · Posted Sep 30, 2026
- Location
- Spring, Texas, United States of America
Scotts Valley, California, United States of America
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States of America
Austin, Texas, United States of America - Experience
- No years specified.
- Education
- Third year of a bachelor's degree completed or first year of a master's program completed; typically a technical degree specialization. Must be enrolled full time at an accredited university.
- Visa sponsorship
- Must be currently eligible to work in the US and not require future work authorization sponsorship. HP will not assist with or sign documentation for immigration sponsorship, including CPT or OPT.
About the job
A 12-week paid summer internship in HP Solutions for students to work on real-world engineering or technical projects across areas such as hardware, software, testing, manufacturing, and data science.
What you'll do
- Apply classroom learning to projects in a selected engineering or technical area.
- Contribute to cross-functional work involving analysis, design, development, testing, or process improvement.
- Participate in program networking, community involvement, and learning activities.
What they ask for
- Be enrolled full time at an accredited university.
- Have completed the third year of a bachelor's degree or the first year of a master's program, typically with a technical specialization.
- Be able to obtain US work authorization in 2027 and not require sponsorship in the future.
Nice to have
- Project experience demonstrating analytical, modeling, and research skills; success delivering results in cross-functional teams.
- Working knowledge of MS PowerPoint and MS Excel; strong presentation and public-speaking skills.
Pay
$29 to $35 per hour (USD, base pay)
Tools
CAD, MATLAB, Python, C/C++, Java, JavaScript, Git, SQL
AI focus
Potential machine learning work in the Data Science / Analytics area.
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