Visa has put up an Intern role in Bengaluru (requisition REF084196W), posted on 3 November 2026. The description asks for a Software Engineering Intern and mentions a 10 to 12 week internship. It is a hybrid position, and Visa says at least 3 days a week in the office, with the exact pattern confirmed by your hiring manager.
Role Overview
The posting describes a summer internship programme where interns work on real assignments, meet Visa business leaders and join social and networking events. One oddity: the text refers to the "2026 Summer Internship Program" even though it was posted in November 2026. Treat the intake timing as something to confirm.
Requirements
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, responsive design and accessibility. Objective C and Android SDK are also named.
- Training in C/C++ and object-oriented design is preferred.
- Familiarity with software development methodology.
- Experience with user research and user-centred design, and with usability testing.
- Accessibility knowledge (Section 508 or WCAG 2.0) is a plus.
- Knowledge of user interface design for web and mobile.
- Proficiency in MS Excel, Word and PowerPoint is required.
- Soft skills named: collaboration, working independently with initial guidance, attention to detail, written and spoken communication, and handling several tasks at once.
The posting does not mention degree year or branch, so check that on the application page.
What the role involves
From the skills list, this leans toward front-end and user-facing engineering rather than payments back-end work. Expect to build or improve web interfaces, think about how real users move through them, and make pages accessible. With a 10 to 12 week window, you will likely get one scoped project and present it at the end.
Who it suits
It suits students who like building interfaces, care about usability and are comfortable explaining their work to non-engineers. If your strength is algorithms and systems, the listed skills may feel off for you.
How to stand out
- Put two or three front-end projects on GitHub with live links. Show responsive layouts and keyboard accessible pages.
- Learn the basics of WCAG: contrast, labels, focus order, screen reader support. Mention one fix you made.
- Be ready for HTML, CSS and JavaScript questions, and likely a short discussion of C++ or OOP basics.
- Prepare a simple story about a time you improved something after user feedback.
Check before you apply
- The posting lists no stipend.
- No closing date is given.
- Eligibility such as graduation year is not stated in the text.
- Hybrid with 3 office days a week, so Bengaluru presence matters.
- The "2026 Summer" wording versus the November 2026 posting date is unclear.
