Hewlett Packard Internships

Hewlett Packard (HP) annually offers a wide-range of opportunities for students and graduates. Students can join from a variety of educational backgrounds including engineering, computer science, information technology, materials science, marketing, finance or business administration.*

While interning at HP, you will receive the following benefits: Holiday Pay, Health and Welfare Coverage, Paid Relocation (if greater than 50 miles) and Service Credit.*

HP offers a variety of internship programs. If you are qualified, these programs can offer you hands on practical development that complements your school's program. You'll have the opportunity to work with HP technologies and to be a part of our unique and fun work environment and culture. HP interns are given an appropriate level of challenge, a variety of work (often in project teams), coaching and support to contribute within a dynamic, professional and international work environment.*

For a summer internship, your assignments will last a minimum of 10-12 weeks. All internships are paid.

Educational requirements include:
Completion of your freshman year in college (minimum), strong academic achievement in a technical or business curriculum working toward a BS, BA, MS, MBA, or PhD degree, focusing on one of the following technical or business majors:
-Electrical Engineering
-Computer Science
-Computer Engineering
-Mechanical Engineering
-Industrial Engineering
-Information Technology
-Finance
-Business Administration.

HP also offers co-ops. For co-ops, your first assignment can last 1-2 semesters per term. Following that, you would work additional semesters according to your academic schedule. You will rotate in and out until graduation. You must be registered with your school's co-op office.

HP Student Recruitment Overview: here
HP Internship Programs: here
HP Student Profiles: here

Hewlett Packard (HP) annually offers a wide-range of opportunities for students and graduates. Students can join from a variety of educational backgrounds including engineering, computer science, information technology, materials science, marketing, finance or business administration.*

While interning at HP, you will receive the following benefits: Holiday Pay, Health and Welfare Coverage, Paid Relocation (if greater than 50 miles) and Service Credit.*

HP offers a variety of internship programs. If you are qualified, these programs can offer you hands on practical development that complements your school's program. You'll have the opportunity to work with HP technologies and to be a part of our unique and fun work environment and culture. HP interns are given an appropriate level of challenge, a variety of work (often in project teams), coaching and support to contribute within a dynamic, professional and international work environment.*

For a summer internship, your assignments will last a minimum of 10-12 weeks. All internships are paid.

Educational requirements include:
Completion of your freshman year in college (minimum), strong academic achievement in a technical or business curriculum working toward a BS, BA, MS, MBA, or PhD degree, focusing on one of the following technical or business majors:
-Electrical Engineering
-Computer Science
-Computer Engineering
-Mechanical Engineering
-Industrial Engineering
-Information Technology
-Finance
-Business Administration.

HP also offers co-ops. For co-ops, your first assignment can last 1-2 semesters per term. Following that, you would work additional semesters according to your academic schedule. You will rotate in and out until graduation. You must be registered with your school's co-op office.

HP Student Recruitment Overview: here
HP Internship Programs: here
HP Student Profiles: here

"Learned the process of developing requirements and getting stuff done" Position: Systems Engineering Intern Location: San Francisco, CA Pay: $$23/hour Duration: 12 weeks Review posted on 1/22/2012

I gained real world experience: 1 2 3 4 5 Agree My boss treated me with respect: 1 2 3 4 5 Strongly Agree I enjoyed my fellow co-workers: 1 2 3 4 5 Agree The work I performed was interesting: 1 2 3 4 5 Agree I feel better positioned to gain a fulltime job: 1 2 3 4 5 Agree Overall, I was satisfied with my internship: 1 2 3 4 5 Agree

Pros: - HP name. - Paid. - Worked on the part of the requirements for a '12 printer line. I know, sounds boring, but it was actually quite interesting. Cons: speed Advice for other students: Intern as much as you can and at as many companies as possible. I think it's all about cultural fit.