Wells Fargo
2027 Technology Summer Internship - Early Careers (Cybersecurity)
CHARLOTTE, NC +2 · Entry level · Internship · Posted Oct 26, 2026
- Location
- CHARLOTTE, NC
PHOENIX, AZ
CHANDLER, AZ - Experience
- 6+ months of work experience, or equivalent demonstrated through work experience, training, military experience, or education.
- Visa sponsorship
- Not eligible for visa sponsorship; candidates must be presently authorized to work in the United States without requiring Wells Fargo sponsorship now or in the future.
About the job
A 10-week internship supporting the design, testing, maintenance, and issue resolution of cybersecurity solutions across areas such as networks, cloud, applications, and endpoint security.
What you'll do
- Design, document, test, and maintain security solutions and recommend issue resolutions.
- Assist experienced staff with security consulting and cybersecurity projects involving data access, integrity, confidentiality, and business continuity.
- Review system security issues and support testing, emergencies, installations, and conversions.
What they ask for
- At least 6 months of work experience, or equivalent demonstrated through work experience, training, military experience, education.
- Must take and pass the required technology skills assessment.
- Must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future Wells Fargo visa sponsorship.
Nice to have
- Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity or another Technology STEM major, with expected graduation between December 2027 and June 2028.
- Foundational AI/ML knowledge and responsible-use skills, including prompt crafting, output validation, and using AI tools for cybersecurity tasks.
Pay
$48.08 Hourly (AZ: Chandler, Phoenix); $48.08 Hourly (NC: Charlotte)
Tools
Python, Java, SQL, .Net, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins
AI focus
Use AI tools to support cybersecurity analysis, documentation, and detection logic ideation; apply responsible-use practices and validate outputs.
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