2026 Summer Engineering Analyst Internship Program [PAID] at Goldman Sachs - Apply Now!

2026 Summer Engineering Analyst Internship Program [PAID]  at Goldman Sachs - Apply Now!

Organization	Goldman Sachs
Division	Engineering Division
Post Name	Engineering Summer Analyst
Corporate Title	Summer Analyst
Duty Station	Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
Program Type	9–10 week Summer Analyst internship for students pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree
Program Duration	Summer 2026 (exact dates as per offer / local schedule)
Stipend / Salary	Not specified on role page; compensation provided as per Goldman Sachs Warsaw summer analyst policies (check official page/offer).
Last Date to Apply	Not explicitly stated; candidates should apply as early as possible while the posting is live.

Goldman Sachs is a global financial institution that provides investment banking, securities, investment management, and other financial services to a broad client base worldwide.

The Engineering Division sits at the center of the firm’s businesses, developing scalable software, infrastructure, and data solutions that support clients and internal teams across global markets.

Engineering at Goldman Sachs focuses on building massively scalable software and systems, architecting low-latency infrastructure, guarding against cyber threats, and using machine learning with financial engineering to turn data into action.

Engineering includes the Technology Division and global strategist groups and requires innovative, strategic thinking and immediate, real solutions in a fast-moving market environment.

The Summer Analyst Program is a 9–10 week internship that fully immerses students in day-to-day activities within Goldman Sachs engineering teams in Warsaw.

Interns attend orientation on firm culture, receive training designed to help them succeed, and work on real responsibilities alongside fellow interns and full-time professionals.

• Work within engineering teams that design and build scalable software and systems used across the firm’s businesses.
• Contribute to low-latency infrastructure solutions that support trading and market connectivity.
• Help solve complex engineering problems related to risk management, big data, mobile, and other technology domains.
• Assist in initiatives to proactively guard against cyber threats and improve security posture.
• Support projects that leverage machine learning and financial engineering to transform data into actionable insights.
• Collaborate with global engineering and strategist groups in a fast-paced environment requiring practical, timely solutions.

• Student pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree at the time of the summer program (fields typically related to engineering/computer science or quantitative areas for Engineering Division roles).
• Available to complete a full-time 9–10 week internship during summer 2026 in Warsaw.
• Meets any local work authorization / visa requirements for Poland as applicable.

No specific age limit is mentioned; eligibility is based on student status and local employment regulations.

Applicants must be enrolled in a bachelor’s or graduate degree program; for the Engineering Division, studies in engineering, computer science, or related technical/quantitative fields are typically preferred.

• Innovative problem-solver interested in building solutions in areas like risk management, big data, mobile, and more.
• Creative collaborator able to evolve, adapt to change, and thrive in a fast-paced global environment.
• Strong analytical and technical mindset suitable for large-scale systems and infrastructure challenges.
• Motivation to connect people and capital with ideas and transform finance through technology.

• Programming skills in one or more languages common in large-scale systems (e.g. Java, Python, C++, JavaScript), as implied by engineering responsibilities.
• Interest or experience in distributed systems, low-latency infrastructure, or cloud technologies.
• Familiarity with concepts in machine learning, data processing, or cybersecurity.

Post	Division	Location	Duration
Engineering Summer Analyst	Engineering Division	Warsaw, Poland	9–10 weeks (Summer 2026)

No category-wise or number-of-posts breakdown is provided; the program is open to all eligible candidates.

No application fee is mentioned; Goldman Sachs standard student recruiting does not involve candidate-paid fees.

The posting text does not specify exact application deadline or internship start/end dates; candidates should refer to the live role page for current timelines and apply promptly while the posting is active.

• Online application submitted via the Goldman Sachs careers platform for the Warsaw Engineering Summer Analyst role.
• Each applicant may apply to a maximum of four business/location combinations per recruiting year; additional applications are automatically withdrawn unless an existing open application is withdrawn.
• A single applicant should not create multiple email addresses to circumvent this limit.
• Shortlisted candidates typically proceed to assessments and interviews according to the firm’s campus recruitment processes.

• Orientation program covering Goldman Sachs culture, benefits, and analyst responsibilities.
• Structured training to build technical, professional, and firm-specific knowledge for success in the role.
• Hands-on experience working on real responsibilities in engineering projects and exposure to global markets technology.

• Healthcare and medical insurance programs that may include medical, dental, disability, life, accident, and business travel insurance, varying by office location.
• Competitive holiday and vacation policies by level and location, with a minimum of three weeks expected vacation usage annually.
• Financial wellness and retirement support, including education assistance and resources to prepare for unexpected events.
• Health services such as medical advocacy, counseling via Employee Assistance Program, global medical and security assistance, and ergonomics programs.
• Fitness benefits, including on-site fitness centers in some offices and potential reimbursement for fitness club memberships or activities for eligible employees..
• Child and family care offerings like on-site childcare in some offices, backup care, mother and baby rooms, homework rooms, parental transition resources, and stipends for adoption/surrogacy-related costs.

• Benefits and conditions vary by office location and employment status; summer analysts in Warsaw receive access according to local Goldman Sachs policies.
• Candidates must respect the four-application limit and use a single email identity for all applications.
• Employment and internship participation are subject to Goldman Sachs policies, background checks, and applicable Polish laws and regulations.

• Visit the official role page: higher.gs.com/roles/152819 and select “Apply”.
• Create or log in to your Goldman Sachs careers account and complete the online application, including CV and required information.
• Ensure your total active applications across Goldman Sachs do not exceed four business/location combinations in the recruiting year.

• Apply Online / Role Page: 2026 | EMEA | Warsaw | Engineering | Summer Analys
• Goldman Sachs Careers Home: https://www.goldmansachs.com/careers

• Is this internship paid? The role page does not list pay details; Goldman Sachs summer analyst roles are generally paid, with exact compensation shared during recruitment or in the offer.
• What is the duration? The Summer Analyst Program runs for approximately 9–10 weeks during summer 2026.
• Who can apply? Students pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree who meet work authorization and firm requirements.
• How many Goldman Sachs roles can I apply for? Up to four business/location combinations per recruiting year; additional applications are automatically withdrawn.
• Where is the role based? Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland, within the Engineering Division.
• What benefits are available? Access to a wide suite of health, wellness, vacation, financial, fitness, and family care benefits, varying by location and status.