Summer Intern – Software Development

The program typically runs for 10-12 weeks over the summer, in-person at a Siemens UK office. Specific weekly hours are not publicly specified but are generally full-time (e.g., 35-40 hours per week).

Siemens summer internships are typically paid, with salaries competitive for the industry.

Applicants are usually university students in their second or third year of a relevant degree (e.g., Computer Science, Software Engineering) with the right to work in the UK. Specific grade requirements are not publicly detailed but a strong academic record is generally expected.

The application process typically involves an online application, an online assessment (e.g., situational judgement, logical reasoning tests), a video interview, and a final assessment centre or interview.

Siemens's internships are highly competitive due to the company's reputation and the valuable experience offered. Cohort sizes vary by department and year but are generally limited.

A Siemens internship offers invaluable industry experience with a globally recognised company, enhancing a student's CV for future careers in software development and technology. It provides networking opportunities and potentially a fast track to graduate schemes.