Undergrad Data Scientist – Full-time Intern Conversion
Oracle · Data Governance, Data Management
About this internship
Oracle is hiring an Undergrad Data Scientist intern in the United States for a remote role focused on data governance and data management. The position is a full-time internship with potential conversion, paying $27
Qualifications
Required
- Have graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering Management, Information Systems Management, Business Analytics, (or an equivalent science/engineering field) within 12 months of actual start date, no later than August 2026.
- Are proficient (e.g., can complete coding projects without any assistance) in at least one of the following programming languages: Java, C, C++, Python, SQL, JavaScript, R, PHP, Swift, Go, C#, Matlab, Julia, Kotlin
- Have academic course work, projects, internships, and/or research experience in one or more of the following Computer Science areas: Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / Natural Language Processing, Big Data / Data Structures / Algorithms, Cloud Computing, Computer Systems / Distributed Systems /Embedded Systems / Operating Systems, Database Systems/Design, Object Oriented Design, Web/Mobile Development, User Interface Design
Nice to have
- Projects, coursework, or research demonstrating applied AI/ML, NLP, or analytics work with real datasets.
- Comfort explaining your approach to data structures/algorithms and how they impact performance at scale.
- Experience working with databases (design, querying, or optimization) through classes, internships, or personal projects.
- Evidence of building end-to-end software or data projects (e.g., combining code, data, and a simple interface) in any of the listed languages.
- Familiarity with cloud computing concepts from coursework or projects, especially how data pipelines or services are deployed.
How to stand out (TUN tip)
Before you apply, pick 1 2 projects that best match data governance/data management and write a short summary for each: the dataset, your role, the language you used, and one measurable result (accuracy, runtime, cost, or scale). In your resume, explicitly list which of the supported languages you can code in independently and tie it to those project examples.