Summer 2026
Data Engineer Intern
Posted on 4/29/2026
Fiserv
10,001+ employees
B2B payments and banking technology
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Alpharetta, GA, USA
In Person
On-site Monday–Friday; no remote option; Alpharetta, GA.
Bachelor's
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- 0-2 years of experience in data engineering, software engineering, analytics, coursework, academic projects, internships, or related technical experience
- Experience using SQL to query, join, and validate data in relational databases
- Experience with Python, Java, or a similar programming language for scripting, automation, or data processing
- Experience analyzing datasets and solving technical problems using structured, testable approaches
- High school diploma and currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Management Information Systems, Cybersecurity, Technical Project Management, or a related technology field, or equivalent combination of education, related experience and/or military experience
- Expected graduation between December 2026 and June 2028
- Assist in designing and building data pipelines for data ingestion, transformation, and storage
- Support the development and maintenance of data workflows to enable efficient, reliable data movement and processing
- Help with data modeling and schema design for analytics and operational systems
- Monitor pipeline performance, identify issues, and support troubleshooting activities to improve reliability
- Write and test SQL queries and scripts to validate data quality and pipeline outputs
- Collaborate with engineers and business partners to document requirements, data flows, and technical changes
- Learn and apply engineering practices, tools, and standards used by the team
- Responsibilities listed are not intended to be all-inclusive and may be modified as necessary.
- Exposure to Apache Spark, Hadoop, or similar large-scale data processing frameworks
- Familiarity with Databricks workflows or other workflow orchestration tools
- Exposure to Databricks, Microsoft Azure Data Factory, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Dataflow
- Familiarity with continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) practices for data engineering
Fiserv provides financial technology and services to banks, credit unions, merchants, and other financial firms, with offerings across Payments and Industry Products and Financial Institution Services. Its products work by delivering software licensing, transaction processing, and professional services that enable account processing, merchant acquiring, POS technology, core banking, and digital payment networks through integrated solutions that connect banking, payments rails, and commerce. The company differentiates itself by acting as a single supplier of an end-to-end technology stack, enabling cross-sell opportunities and growth through acquisitions. Its goal is to help financial institutions and merchants run payments and banking operations efficiently at scale and to expand market reach with a comprehensive suite of integrated technologies and services.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Founded
1984
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 17, 2026 Flagstar chose Finxact, validating Fiserv’s cloud-core modernization strategy.
- August 17, 2026 Thunes partnership expands real-time payouts across 140 countries.
- August 27, 2026 Queensland Country Bank selected Finxact and Vision Next, extending pipeline wins.
What critics are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue fell 4%, and management cut organic growth to negative 1%-flat.
- June 2026 CEO Michael Lyons resigned; November 2025 SEC and DOJ probes continue.
- Securities litigation from 2025 alleges misleading Clover guidance; existential trust damage follows adverse rulings.
What makes Fiserv unique
- Finxact won Flagstar Bank on August 17, 2026, proving modern-core credibility.
- August 4, 2026 Mastercard integration deepens Commerce Hub’s enterprise merchant footprint.
- Fiserv spans merchant acquiring, core banking, and payouts, enabling cross-sell across clients.
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↑ 2%Just three IDA visits to North Tipp. A local TD has said he will write to the IDA and may seek to have the agency appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Enterprise over its "disappointing" record in North Tipperary. Alan Kelly said the foreign direct investment agency has "straight questions" to answer after it was revealed last week that just three of the 55 IDA-facilitated site visits to the Mid-West in 2025 were in North Tipp. Limerick had the highest number in the region with 33 visits, followed by Clare with 19. A further nine visits were made to Limerick in the first quarter of this year, with six in Clare and two in Tipperary. The IDA has routinely come in for criticism locally following years of low visitor and jobs creation numbers. Deputy Kelly said the agency has to be taken task over the lack of attention to this part of the region. "The figures are quite startling," he commented. "North Tipperary is not getting its fair share of visits. It's one thing to say that we're not getting companies, but when you're not getting visits, you can't get companies." The Nenagh-based TD questioned why this is happening given North Tipp's central location, infrastructure, access to resources, workforce, and educational facilities. "It's really disappointing to see that basically a tiny percentage of actual visits last year, and again this year so far, have been to North Tipperary compared to Limerick and Clare." EMPLOYMENT UP 18% Employment in IDA Ireland client companies across the Mid-West has increased by 18% over the past five years, according to last week's figures, which were provided to Clare TD Joe Cooney. He welcomed that there are now 28,125 people directly employed by 158 IDA client companies across Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary. But Deputy Kelly said the figures make disappointing reading for people in this part of the Mid-West, who are looking for "equal treatment and fair play". His own strong record on jobs creation includes bringing financial technology firm Fiserv (formerly First Data) to Nenagh, and the Labour TD said he knows what it takes to pursue foreign direct investment. "You need to have political pressure," he said. "I certainly always put pressure on and when I was a minister, it delivered with one of the largest fintech companies in the world into Nenagh. Nenagh Guardian had other successes as well. "But I also think that, outside of that, you need to ensure that there is a positive positioning of our towns. The IDA, when they show various potential companies into Limerick and Ennis, they're looking at clustering of various different industry types." 'OUTSIDE THE BOX THINKING' Deputy Kelly said there appeared to be a "default position" in the Mid-West, which is centred on Limerick. He suggested that it is time to widen the scope. "I think we need to broaden our outlook in terms of Ireland Inc and how we can diversify into various different industries, not just pharmaceutical and IT, but maybe drop in more into other industries like fintech. I'd love to see a plan by the IDA to maybe cluster more companies around Fiserv," the local TD said of the company's Nenagh base. "It would be great to see a clustering of other companies so that there could be knowledge sharing and building of a knowledge base around fintech in the area. That would be fantastic. A bit of outside the box thinking is what is necessary." The Department of Enterprise, Trade & Employment said the availability of suitable property and strategic sites remained critical to attracting new investment. The IDA site visits were only one measure of investor interest and did not necessarily translate into an investment. The figures represent individual visits and, therefore, may not be indicative of the number of companies that visited. 'PLEASE COME AND VISIT' But Deputy Kelly pointed out that North Tipperary has suitable industrial sites at the likes of Lisbunny in Nenagh and Benamore in Roscrea. He said questions remain over why potential investors visiting Limerick and Clare were not also brought to North Tipperary. "The biggest message is very simple," he said. "Nenagh Guardian has the sites - IDA, please come and visit its sites when you're over the road showing executives from across the world the sites in Limerick and Clare. Why aren't you coming to Templemore, Roscrea, Nenagh and Thurles? That's the real question. "It can't be for lack of sites; it can't be for lack of willingness on behalf of the local authority. Obviously, at a political level we'll do everything we can to support. It just needs the will to be a bit more expansive, a bit more ambitious." Deputy Kelly said the IDA should explain if there is something further that needs to be done in order to attract inward investment to his home county. "I'm sure the local authority officials would gladly take that feedback and, if we have to deliver infrastructure or sites, then we'll work on that." Published: Mon 31 Aug 2026, 2:34 PM Last updated: Mon 31 Aug 2026, 2:45 PM
EVERTEC delivered the strongest Q2 performance among payment processing stocks, with revenues of $274.8 million, up 19.7% year-on-year and beating analyst expectations by 4.4%. The Latin American payment processor also exceeded EBITDA and EPS estimates. In contrast, Fiserv posted the weakest results in the sector. The company reported revenues of $4.96 billion, down 4.5% year-on-year and missing analyst forecasts by 1.7%. Full-year EPS guidance also fell short of expectations. The four payment processing stocks tracked collectively declined following Q2 results, with share prices down 4.8% on average. The sector faces challenges including margin pressure from merchant negotiating power and competition from technology companies entering payments. EVERTEC operates ATH, one of Latin America's leading PIN debit networks. Fiserv processes over 12,000 financial transactions per second globally.
Queensland Country Bank announces major technology transformation partnerships with Fiserv and VeriPark. Queensland Country Bank 3 mins read Townsville, Queensland - Thursday, 27 August 2026 Queensland Country Bank today announced new strategic partnerships with global financial technology providers Fiserv and VeriPark, marking a major milestone in the bank's digital transformation program and its ongoing investment in modern, member-focused banking services. IMAGES HERE Through the transformation program, Queensland Country Bank will implement Finxact from Fiserv, a modern, cloud-native core banking platform and Vision Next from Fiserv, a card management solution, while adopting VeriPark's VeriLoan loan origination system, VeriTouch customer relationship management platform and VeriChannel digital banking platform. The combined technology stack will support a more connected, flexible and future-ready banking environment across core banking, cards, lending, customer relationship management and digital channels. It is designed to help Queensland Country Bank enhance service delivery, improve operational agility and respond to evolving Member expectations while retaining its strong regional and member-owned focus. Queensland Country Bank said the partnerships bring together global financial technology expertise and a shared commitment to creating simpler, more seamless banking experiences for Members and staff. Fiserv's Finxact platform is an open, API-first core banking platform designed to support modern financial services, while Vision Next provides a flexible card management capability. VeriPark's financial services customer experience suite will support digital onboarding, lending, customer engagement, branch and contact centre services. "This is an important step in the next chapter of Queensland Country Bank," said Shawn Anderson, Chief Transformation Officer of Queensland Country Bank. "Our Members expect banking to be simple, reliable and personal. By partnering with Fiserv and VeriPark, we are investing in the foundations that will help us deliver better experiences, support our people and continue serving Queensland communities well into the future." The program positions Queensland Country Bank to modernise key platforms progressively, reduce complexity across its technology environment and create more integrated experiences across Member touchpoints. The bank will work closely with Fiserv and VeriPark throughout the implementation to support a planned and responsible transition for Members and staff. "Queensland Country Bank is taking a forward-looking approach to transformation by combining modern core banking, issuing and digital experience capabilities," said Gavin Jones, APAC Head of Financial Solutions of Fiserv. "Fiserv is pleased to support the bank as it builds a more agile technology foundation for future growth." "We are proud to work with Queensland Country Bank as it strengthens its digital banking and Member experience capability," said David Dervish, Chief Revenue Officer of VeriPark. "VeriPark's platform is designed to help financial institutions deliver more personalised, connected and efficient experiences across channels by unifying lending, digital banking and customer engagement." The announcement reflects a broader shift across the financial services sector as banks continue to invest in modern, cloud-enabled and API-first technology architectures to improve customer experience, support innovation and strengthen long-term operational resilience. About Queensland Country Bank Queensland Country Bank is a member-owned bank committed to helping Queenslanders live better lives through better financial wellbeing achieved through its personal service, local understanding and community-focused banking. Established in Mount Isa in 1971, the bank has spent more than 55 years supporting communities across Queensland through a range of banking products and services tailored to its Members' needs. Today, Queensland Country Bank supports more than 100,000 Members and continues to invest in the regions it serves, combining financial expertise with a strong commitment to local communities and regional development. About Fiserv Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a Fortune 500 company, is a global leader uniting commerce and finance. The company powers sustained growth and innovation at scale for financial institutions and businesses worldwide across payments, account processing, digital banking, merchant acquiring, network services, e-commerce, and Clover(R), the all-in-one business management platform. Fiserv is a member of the S&P 500(R) Index and one of FORTUNE(R) America's Most Innovative Companies. Visit fiserv.com and follow on social media for more information and the latest company news About VeriPark VeriPark is a global solutions provider enabling financial institutions to become digital leaders by placing Customer Experience at the core of digital transformation. With an exclusive focus on financial services, VeriPark's AI-Powered Customer Experience Suite delivers world-class customer journeys on digital and assisted channels. Its integrated platform unifies data, orchestrates intelligent journeys, and embeds real-time decisioning into every interaction. From Omnichannel Delivery and Customer Engagement to Branch Automation and Loan Origination, VeriPark helps financial institutions accelerate digital transformation, increase productivity, and achieve tangible business outcomes. Contact details:
UNO and Fiserv celebrate opening of Maverick Headshot Studio. New resource supports student career readiness and professional development. * published: 2026/08/27 * contact: UNO Office of Strategic Marketing and Communications * email: [email protected] The University of Nebraska at Omaha held a ribbon cutting for the Maverick Headshot Studio sponsored by Fiserv at the UNO College of Business Administration in Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. (uno/rYAN SODERLIN) The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) College of Business Administration and Fiserv celebrated the opening of the new Maverick Headshot Studio during Welcome Week activities on August 26, recognizing a partnership dedicated to supporting student success, career readiness, and workforce development. Located in Mammel Hall, the Headshot Studio provides students with access to professional-quality headshots that can be used for LinkedIn profiles, networking opportunities, internship applications, career fairs, graduate school applications, and future job searches. The studio is designed to help students build confidence and establish a strong professional presence as they prepare for careers after graduation. The ribbon-cutting ceremony featured remarks from UNO Chancellor Joanne Li, College of Business Administration Dean Gurpreet Dhillon, and Joanne Sebby, Chief Risk Officer at Fiserv, highlighting the shared commitment of higher education and industry to developing the next generation of talent. "Partnerships between universities and employers play a vital role in preparing students for successful careers," said Chancellor Joanne Li. "The Maverick Headshot Studio is an example of what is possible when organizations come together to invest in student success, workforce development, and the future of our community." The studio reflects Fiserv's ongoing investment in career development opportunities and its longstanding partnership with UNO. "Fiserv's commitment to UNO is about more than a partnership - it's about investing in students and the community we share," said Sebby. "This studio will give students a practical resource to build confidence as they pursue opportunities beyond the classroom." Dean Gurpreet Dhillon noted that professional development is a critical component of the student experience and complements the academic preparation students receive throughout their time at UNO. "Career readiness begins long before graduation," said Dhillon. "The Maverick Headshot Studio provides students with a valuable resource to help them build their professional brand and prepare for internships, networking opportunities, and future careers." The Headshot Studio is the latest example of collaboration between UNO and Fiserv to create meaningful opportunities for students through career development, experiential learning, and engagement with industry leaders. Together, the organizations share a commitment to preparing students for success while strengthening Nebraska's workforce and talent pipeline. About fiserv. Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a Fortune 500 company, is a global leader uniting commerce and finance. The company powers sustained growth and innovation at scale for financial institutions and businesses worldwide across payments, account processing, digital banking, merchant acquiring, network services, e-commerce, and Clover(R), the all-in-one business management platform. Fiserv is a member of the S&P 500(R) Index and one of FORTUNE(R) America's Most Innovative Companies. Visit fiserv.com and follow on social media for more information and the latest company news. About the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) is Nebraska's premier metropolitan university, committed to innovating for the public good, advancing social mobility, powering workforce development, and serving as a hub for community engagement. Nearly 15,000 Mavericks choose UNO for its hands-on education experiences, nationally ranked online and graduate programs, military-connected student support, and innovative approaches to supporting lifelong learning. UNO holds the Carnegie Research Activity "R2" designation, securing more than $40 million annually in external research funding and counts its faculty among the world's most cited scholars. Sixteen Omaha Athletics programs compete in NCAA Division I as members of the Summit League and National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC).
Fiserv shares fell more than 1% on Thursday and are heading for their worst weekly performance since June. Truist analyst Matthew Coad raised the price target to $53 from $52 whilst maintaining a 'Hold' rating, implying roughly 3% upside. The analyst noted the revision reflects higher comparable company multiples. However, Truist warned that Fiserv faces delayed service implementations, lower-yielding cash advances, and a soft sales environment for several products in the second half. According to Koyfin data, the 12-month average price target stands at $62.21, suggesting about 21% upside from the last close. The stock has faced pressure following cuts to its full-year outlook, slowing revenues, and unexpected leadership changes. CEO Michael Lyons stepped down in June.