2026 Intern – Corporate Social Responsibility

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Introduction

This role is for an internship in Summer 2026. The Internship is expected to start on Tuesday, May 26th with an end date of Friday, July 31st. Candidates must be available to start and end on these days.

At IBM, we believe technology shapes the world, and we are a catalyst for innovation and creativity. We are at the forefront of groundbreaking change – improving businesses, society, and the human condition. As a leader in Hybrid Cloud and AI, we are leading the charge in a worldwide digital transformation.


Our Marketing, Communications & Corporate Social Responsibility (MCC) team tells this story and is responsible for positioning IBM in the market.

We define and optimize IBM's brand, capture the market's attention, and articulate our point of view for clients, partners, the media, and even other IBMers.

As part of our team, you'll be surrounded by bright minds and keen collaborators – always willing to help and be helped – as you apply passion to work that will compel our audience to choose IBM's products and services.

When you join IBM, you join a culture of openness, collaboration, and trust. You join a team of IBMers who are helping technology support a positive global transformation. So join us and experience a place where you can co-create your learning and opportunities. A place where teamwork and unique ideas are treasured. A place where you can bring innovation to life.

Your Role And Responsibilities

As an IBM Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Intern, you'll work collaboratively, driving work that addresses a strategic business challenge. In addition to your project work, the internship includes educational, networking, and social activities.

Between project work and intern programming, you'll get to touch a variety of areas within Marketing, Communications & CSR (MCC).

At the end of program, you'll have the opportunity to showcase your final outcomes to a large audience of MCC Leaders and Practitioners across the organization.

This is a highly visible intern program with leadership exposure and mentorship throughout the summer.

This role is supporting our Corporate Social Responsibility team.


Previous intern projects have included:
Evaluate IBM's annual corporate sustainability performance assessment process
Developing strategic recommendations to enhance the IBM SkillsBuild platform for student users
Support key CSR efforts in the Americas geography, including volunteering, giving, workplace education, and global impact

This role is based in New York City. We work in a hybrid environment. This position will be required to come into the office at least three days per week.

We anticipate this role will close on or before January 30th.

IBM will not be providing Visa sponsorship for these positions now or in the future.

Therefore, to be considered for this position, you must have the ability to work without a need for current or future Visa sponsorship.

Preferred Education

Bachelor's Degree

Required Technical And Professional Expertise

Currently enrolled in an accredited University
Available for an internship in Summer 2026
Rising junior for the school year with an anticipated graduation date between Fall 2027 and Spring 2028
Basic knowledge of corporate social responsibility, including corporate sustainability, corporate volunteerism, workforce education, or related fields
Fluent in English; strong written and verbal communication skills

Preferred Technical And Professional Experience

Basic knowledge of problem-solving and analytical skills
Basic market research skills
Prior experience in corporate giving or impact, corporate volunteerism, nonprofit work, or related fields
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