Top IT Internships Summer 2025
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Check out our list of handpicked IT internships and similar roles! Our team at Simplify (a YCombinator startup) curated these roles from companies anywhere from startups to the Fortune 500. Our list of IT security internships are meant for undergraduate students (and beyond), and all of the positions listed are paid internships from vetted companies. These internships are a great way to gain work experience and transition into a full time role post internship! Whether you're looking for roles in certain cities, companies, or more – you can easily search and filter through the list to find a position that fits you!
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IT focuses on maintaining systems, networks, security, support, while programming is about building software. IT internships often involve troubleshooting, deploying hardware, or managing cloud infrastructure, not writing code every day.
Learn basic networking, cybersecurity, and scripting (e.g., Bash or PowerShell). Get familiar with ticketing systems, OS installs, and tools like Active Directory. Try building a home lab or completing free courses like Google IT Support.
Not always, but having CompTIA A+, Network+, or Google IT certs can help. They show employers you understand key concepts, even if you’re early in your career.
Most are in-person or hybrid since they involve hands-on system access. Remote IT internships are rare unless they focus on cloud or security monitoring.
Yes. IT is often open to majors like Information Systems, Cybersecurity, or even Business. Employers care more about your ability to problem-solve and work with systems.
Banks, hospitals, universities, SaaS companies, and government agencies all hire IT interns. You don’t need to work in tech to get real-world IT experience.
