Top Summer 2026 Business Internships
Tracked at 10k top companies
A collection of exciting internships in business, operations, and strategy – handpicked by the founders of Simplify, a YCombinator startup. These opportunities, curated specifically for undergraduate students (and beyond), range across various industries and include positions at startups to the Fortune 500. All of the internships listed are paid and from vetted companies, providing a great opportunity to gain valuable work experience and potentially transition into a full-time role post-internship. Whether you're interested in exploring the field of business, operations, or strategy, our list offers a wide range of options that can be easily searched and filtered to find the perfect position for you.
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Delivery HeroInternshipIntern Commercial Strategy AnalystMadrid, Spain---today - today
AccorIntern Pricing Project - m/f/xParis, France---today - today
AirbusInternshipIntegrated Planning InternMadrid, Spain---today - todayAirbusInternshipDiscover 2 - Customer ServicesMadrid, Spain---today
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AbbottInternshipGovernment Affairs ApprenticeParis, France---today - today
Johnson ControlsInternshipFire Systems Project Manager Intern$19 - $24/hrFargo, ND$19 - $24/hrtoday - today
Renault GroupInternshipCustomer Experience Project ManagerParis, France---today - today
RocheInternshipOphthalmology Medical Affairs and Integrated Portfolio Strategy InternMadrid, Spain---today - today
Wash UInternshipTechnology Development Intern - Office of Technology ManagementSt. Louis, MO---today - 4d
The Boeing CompanyInternshipAnalytics Business Operations Intern$23.50 - $27/hrRichmond, Canada$23.50 - $27/hr4d - 4d
Hapag-LloydInternshipWorking Student - Procurement Digital TransformationHamburg, Germany---4d
Explore our FAQ section to learn more.
Business roles often include ops, strategy, biz dev, and analytics. Product interns help define features and roadmaps. Marketing interns work on content, social, or growth. Some internships blur the lines, read the posting carefully.
Yes. Deadlines come fast, and you can always refine as you go. Even if your resume isn’t perfect, sending in an early draft is better than missing the deadline completely.
Use class projects, clubs, or side work. Highlight teamwork, organization, data tools (Excel, Notion), and show that you can communicate clearly. Focus on what you learned and how you added value.
Absolutely. Many business internships value technical understanding. CS majors can pivot into product, analytics, ops, or even growth. Just reframe your experience through a business lens.
Writing clearly, organizing data, using tools like Excel or Notion, communicating with teams, and being proactive. You don’t need to know everything, but you should show you can learn fast.
