Intern 2026 AI for Math and Science
@ IBM

San Jose, CA
$50,000
On Site
Intern
Posted 22 hours ago

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Introduction

IBM Research is at the forefront of technology and its role in society. Working as an Intern 2026 AI for Math and Science, you will join a team that invents the future of computing with bold, mind-bending projects that solve real world problems.

Your Role And Responsibilities

You will develop, evaluate, and demonstrate innovative AI-based, math-driven methods and algorithms addressing computational problems in dynamical systems, combinatorial optimization, linear algebra, and stochastic/complex systems. Your role involves researching new methods, implementing AI model training, programming, validating benchmarks, and showcasing working systems.

Preferred Education

Master's Degree

Required Technical And Professional Expertise

  • AI model development
  • R&D of new neural architectures and learning methods
  • Development and demonstration of working AI methods and systems

Preferred Technical And Professional Experience

Research experience in mathematics, physics, and computability.

Key skills/competency

  • AI
  • Math
  • Research
  • Algorithms
  • Neural Networks
  • Programming
  • Optimization
  • Linear Algebra
  • Stochastic Systems
  • Benchmarking

How to Get Hired at IBM

🎯 Tips for Getting Hired

  • Customize your resume: Highlight AI, math, and research skills.
  • Emphasize projects: Showcase algorithm development and benchmarks.
  • Network online: Connect with IBM researchers on LinkedIn.
  • Prepare for interviews: Review technical AI and mathematical concepts.

📝 Interview Preparation Advice

Technical Preparation

Study AI neural architectures.
Practice Python programming.
Review mathematical algorithms.
Test on benchmark datasets.

Behavioral Questions

Describe teamwork experiences.
Explain problem-solving methods.
Discuss research collaboration.
Share time management examples.

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