Internships and Early Career Opportunities
As a college student looking forward to graduation, you know there’s a lot to learn beyond the classroom — more knowledge, new skills, bigger ways to make a positive impact. At Fannie Mae, you can keep learning while working to make housing more affordable across the U.S.
Our competitive internship program and full-time, entry-level positions are designed to support your career development and provide a foundation for success. We provide the resources and experiences to help you turn what you’ve learned into what’s next — and start building a career you’re proud of.
In other words, we’re a pretty great place to work.
Looking for an internship?
Rising college seniors can join our 10-week, paid summer internship program, where you can contribute to meaningful work with supportive colleagues in a Fortune 500 company.
Beyond the day-to-day experience, the program gives you opportunities to grow your professional skills, connect with Fannie Mae leaders and industry experts, and build a network of peers and professionals. Through practical training and engaging speaker series, you’ll gain confidence, broaden your perspective, and build skills that can help get your career off to a great start.
Our internship program could lead to full-time employment at Fannie Mae after graduation.
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Full-time opportunities for graduates
Full-time associates will kick off their Fannie Mae journey with First Year Forward, a comprehensive, year-long development experience designed to accelerate growth, build connections, and set the stage for long-term success. Through curated learning opportunities, cross-functional networking, meaningful social engagement, and mentorship from experienced colleagues, you'll strengthen your business and professional acumen, gain valuable guidance as you navigate the start of your career, and build a powerful foundation for what’s next.
Focusing on technology, finance, analytics, or business, you’ll gain practical experience to advance your career while helping power the future of housing.
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To help you put your best self forward during the interview process, we’ve gathered some resources to help you prepare.
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