Intern Program
Kickstart your career with GM’s 12-week summer internship program, designed to give you hands-on experience at one of the world’s most innovative companies. You’ll work on real projects, gain mentorship from industry leaders, and participate in exclusive events that grow your skills and network.
#GMInterns work across teams in engineering, manufacturing, software, data, design, and business operations, tackling real challenges that shape the future of the auto industry. Join us to innovate, learn, and help create vehicles and technologies that move people everywhere.
Take ownership of meaningful projects from start to finish, helping shape vehicles, technologies, and solutions that transform how people travel and work. Your contributions matter from your very first day.
Get hands-on experience with advanced automotive technologies, manufacturing processes, software, and business innovation, applying your knowledge to shape the future of the automotive industry.
Collaborate with talented interns and professionals across General Motors in a collaborative, inclusive environment where teamwork drives progress and ideas come to life.
You’ll be paired with a mentor who provides guidance, feedback, and career support—dedicated to helping you grow, succeed, and make a difference at GM.
Interns develop their career through the program and benefit from:
We offer a wide range of internship opportunities for bachelor’s-level students in both technical and non-technical fields, with expanding openings for those pursuing advanced degrees, including Master’s and Ph.D. programs.
Be sure to review each job posting for eligibility and role requirements to find the opportunity that best fits your skills and interests.
To apply, you must submit your application to an open requisition by creating a Workday profile and uploading your resume.
Qualified applicants can expect an update on their application status within 2 weeks or sooner of their submittal.
If selected for an interview, candidates are notified by a member of the ECT Recruiting team and are given tips on how to best prepare for their interview.
Locations are subject to business needs and team preferences:
Start your GM summer adventure with a 12-week onsite internship beginning in May or June.
Based on your performance and GM’s business needs, you may be considered for full-time employment or invited to join GM’s early-career rotational programs, such as TRACK, after your internship.
Swipe through the carousel to learn more about some key events we host throughout your summer internship!
GM has created a four-tiered support system for interns that creates a well-rounded foundation for growth, blending career development, professional mentorship, and peer-to-peer connection. It emphasizes the importance of building strong networks early on and helps interns feel confident, supported, and empowered throughout their journey.
Interns are paired with an Intern Manager, who provides mentorship, guidance, and feedback to help navigate projects and develop skills.
Interns receive high level support from a Team Manager who offers insight into team priorities and strategic direction.
Interns benefit from peer support, collaborating with fellow interns to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and build a supportive network throughout the program.
Interns receive support from a Program Manager, who coordinates the internship experience, facilitates learning opportunities, and ensures they have the resources and connections to succeed.
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