JPMC’s SUMMER 2022 internship applications have officially opened – while the deadlines aren’t until late Fall for most, students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible as applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. 

FULL DETAILS and applications for these internships can be found HERE

Examples of the internship programs are:

Audit Summer Internship
Corporate Analyst Development Program
Chase Leadership Development Program - Summer Analyst
Corporate Client Banking & Specialized Industries Internship Analyst
Chase Associate Program Internship
Wholesale Payments & Corporate Banking Internship
Compliance Associate Program Internship
Middle Market Banking & Specialized Industries Internship
Global Finance and Business Management Internship
Human Resources Internship
Investment Banking Analyst Internship
Wealth Management Internship
Investment Banking Associate Internship
Wealth Management Associate Internship
Markets Internship
Markets Associate Internships
Securities Services Leadership Program
Asset Management Internship
Risk Management Internship

You may also view the attached flier for links to the applications

Cyber privateering, Russian toleration (perhaps active encouragement) of criminal cybergangs, was expected to be a major topic at Wednesday's Russo-American summit, as indeed it proved to be. Russian President Putin prepared the ground, an interview on NBC indicates, with a preemptive tu quoque: Russia does nothing that America doesn't also do. The Guardian's pre-summit take was widely shared: expectations were generally modest.

The American side raised Russian complicity in cybercrime. The Russian side offered extradition of criminals to the US if the US will honor similar Russian extradition requests. (The New York Times observes that summits are now about cyber the way they were once about nuclear weapons.)

The summit concluded after three hours of face-to-face talks. Reuters calls them "professional" as opposed to "friendly," with some expressions of a willingness to pursue matters of arms control and cybersecurity going forward. Computing reports that President Biden said that critical infrastructure should be off-limits to cyberattack, and made a not particularly veiled reference to US retaliatory capabilities. Recent ransomware attacks came up, the New York Times writes (characterizing the two countries as remaining "profoundly divided' on this and other matters) with President Biden requesting an explanation and President Putin denying any Russian involvement.

In a post-summit media availability (the two presidents did not hold a joint press conference), Mr. Biden described the discussion: "I looked at him and said: 'How would you feel if ransomware took on the pipelines from your oil fields?' He said: 'It would matter.' I pointed out to him that we have significant cyber capability. And he knows it." The New York Times reports that Russian media are calling President Biden “a man we can do business with,” and that it’s gratifying to see him recognizing Russia as a great power.

Now that spring semester is wrapping up, it's time to take a breath and think about your next career move. Are you a UMBC graduate looking for full-time work? Do you need an internship or research experience to build your resume? Are you simply ready to start exploring your career options?

Join the UMBC Career Center for a 5-week, FREE virtual series designed to focus and invigorate your career exploration, job, or internship search. The UMBC Virtual Career Launch Summer Series is designed with YOUR goals in mind. We want to help you get motivated and get moving in the right direction.

BENEFITS:
•    Learn tips & strategies for securing a job or internship
•    Explore career options and majors
•    Develop a personalized plan for career success
•    Meet employers who hire UMBC students
•    Network with UMBC alumni and local professionals
•    PRIZE RAFFLES for participants who attend 3+ events!

CERTIFICATE of COMPLETION available upon request for participants who attend 5+events!

Make the most of your summer and register today!

View the full schedule of events
(NOTE: Attending all events is NOT required!)