Cybersecurity Engineer
Ashburn
(Intern Program 2018)
“I perceive myself, not only as a problem analyzer, but a solution provider. Visa’s internship program has been a ground of opportunities to harness this perception in the cybersecurity world.”
Software Test Engineer
Visa Singapore
(Intern Program 2018)
“Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life. Visa has been a tremendous experience for me in learning about the payments industry. At Visa, I see how we are changing the industry every day.”
Head of Market Strategy and Operations
UK and Ireland
(New Grad Rotational Program Associate 2011 - 2013)
“The new graduate development rotation program is best-in-class. There are very few times in your career where you’ll have the opportunity to learn a wide range of subjects over a short amount of time, while also experiencing new teams and learning from different leaders. This is key to understanding the environments where you thrive and the kind of leader you want to become.”
Staff Research Scientist, Data Analytics, Research
Palo Alto
(Intern Program)
“At Visa Research, we learn the newest technologies, create practical solutions for Visa, and make impactful contribution to the research community together.”
Software Engineer, Merchant Data Product Development
Visa Bangalore
(Intern Program 2018)
“Contributing to a live project that I know will soon be in production is in itself a great feeling. And given the fact that my curiosity and creativity now have a platform to explore makes it even more special. In this entire program, I look forward to projecting the best possible version of me.”
Gain real-world experience during an intensive internship where you will work on challenging and rewarding assignments, learn from Visa business leaders and executives and enjoy social and networking activities.
You can find us at the universities listed above and many more campuses around the world.
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Helping businesses thrive, helps people thrive. The Visa Foundation has invested $20M in Women’s World Banking to support woman-led micro and small enterprises—helping them to grow their businesses and gain access to financial services.
Visa also co-designed and funded the inclusive Fintech 50 competition, which recognizes innovative early-stage startups that are seeking to deliver financial services to 1.7 billion unbanked people.
Visa operates responsibly, employs environmental best practices, and is a leader for sustainability and on environmental matters.
We recently met our goal to use 100% renewable electricity by 2020. We’re also inspiring and empowering the sustainable living movement, with efforts including being founding partners to launch Brands for Good as well as Travalyst, a sustainable tourism initiative and a 25-country “Healthy and Sustainable Living Study” released in 2019.
Visa is committed to the well-being of communities in the 200+ countries and territories in which we operate.
In FY19 alone, through Visa’s global Donation Matching program, over 6,000 employees contributed almost $10M to causes together with Visa. Approximately 4,000 Visa employees reported volunteering collectively almost 40,000 hours in their communities, with a quarter of those taking advantage of the 16 hours of volunteer time off that Visa offers.
Throughout its history, Visa has been committed to enabling women to thrive and challenge the status quo. And as part of our ongoing commitment to female entrepreneurs, Visa launched a global initiative – She’s Next, Empowered by Visa – to support women small business owners as they fund, run and grow their businesses.
To date through She’s Next, Empowered by Visa has signed up and hosted women entrepreneurs at workshops across Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York City, Toronto, and Washington D.C.
