2027 Summer Games Software Developer Intern

About the Role

The Summer Games is an innovative internship program designed to attract talented students. The program's goal is to develop breakthrough ideas or solutions for complex customer problems while fostering technical skill development. This competitive program simulates a real-world startup accelerator environment where interns are divided into teams, each tackling a different challenge. Interns receive mentorship, solve problems using Booz Allen's products and engagement models, and leverage collaboration within their teams. The program culminates in a Challenge Cup competition and presentation to senior leadership.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop breakthrough ideas or solutions for customer problems.
• Develop valuable technical skills.
• Solve problems in a team environment.
• Create technical documentation.
• Create design artifacts.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Experience with programming languages: Java, JavaScript, C, C++, Assembly, Python, Perl, R, or Bash.
• Experience with machine learning, data mining, statistics, or graph algorithms in academic or internship environments.
• Experience conducting research.
• Experience writing software.
• Ability to work independently and in teams.
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
• Scheduled to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in a Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics field by Summer 2028 or Summer 2029.

Nice If You Have

• Ability to produce technical documentation.
• Ability to create design artifacts.
• Excellent critical thinking and analytical skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Clearance

• Applicants selected will be subject to a security investigation and may need to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.

Compensation

• Projected compensation range: $52,900.00 to $108,000.00 (annualized USD).

Candidate AI Usage Policy

• The use of artificial intelligence (AI) or other tools to assist with responses during interviews (whether in-person or virtual) is prohibited unless permission is explicitly provided.

Work Model

• Employees working virtually are generally expected to have their cameras on during meetings.