Technology Summer Analyst — Platform Engineering

Goldman Sachs is hiring a Technology Summer Analyst — Platform Engineering for its Technology division at the Knowledge City, Gachibowli, Hyderabad office in Hyderabad, India. Goldman Sachs is a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm, and its Bengaluru and Hyderabad offices are among the firm's largest and most strategic engineering and business hubs worldwide. The Summer Analyst Programme is a structured, paid internship (typically 8–10 weeks) designed for penultimate-year students. As a Technology Summer Analyst — Platform Engineering, you will work on real, high-impact projects in platform and backend engineering alongside experienced professionals from day one, while building skills such as Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, REST API. What you will do: • Build scalable backend services and APIs • Work on microservices and cloud-native systems • Automate, test and ship reliable software • Partner with global engineering teams on critical platforms • Take ownership of your work and present your contributions to the team Eligibility: penultimate / final-year students (graduating Dec 2026 – Jul 2027) from any discipline (engineering / computer science preferred for this role), with a strong academic record and excellent problem-solving skills. Selection process: application review → online assessment → interviews (technical and/or behavioural). There is no fee at any stage. What you will gain: real platform and backend engineering experience at a global firm, structured mentorship, world-class training, a competitive stipend, and a strong chance of a pre-placement offer (PPO). This is a verified listing — apply for free on MyInternships.in with no charges and no third-party redirects. Responsibilities: Build scalable backend services and APIs; Work on microservices and cloud-native systems; Automate, test and ship reliable software; Partner with global engineering teams on critical platforms. Requirements: Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree, graduating between December 2026 and July 2027 (penultimate / final year students); Strong academic record with excellent analytical, quantitative and problem-solving skills; Outstanding communication, teamwork and attention to detail; high integrity and ownership; Genuine interest in financial markets, technology and the work Goldman Sachs does.

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