A 10-week paid internship program in Chicago beginning June 7, 2027. Interns may work across technical support, software engineering, application security, business development, and other teams, gaining hands-on project experience, mentorship, networking opportunities, leadership exposure, and participation in summer events. Interviews are expected to begin in February 2027. No relocation assistance is provided.
Excited About iManage U 2027? So Are We!
Thanks for sharing your information with us - you will be one of the first to know when our internships go live in 2027!
We’re planning to hire interns across teams like Technical Support, Software Engineering, Application Security, Business Development, and more.
Interviews will begin in February 2027, with internships starting June 7, 2027, based in our Chicago office. Please note: we do not offer relocation assistance.
What is iManage U?
Our 10-week paid internship (June 7 - August 12) offers hands-on experience at a fast-growing tech company. You’ll work on real projects, build business skills, and connect with peers and mentors—plus enjoy some fun along the way!
Program Highlights:
- iM Making an Impact – Own meaningful projects
- iM A Mentee – Learn from teammates across departments
- iM A Connector – Build relationships with interns and employees
- iM Inspired – Engage with leadership during lunch & learns
- iM Social – Join in on summer events and activities
Thanks again for your interest—we can’t wait to meet you!
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