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Cloud System Administrator Intern — Summer 2026

Omaha Riverfront

Gallup is accepting applications through Friday, Oct. 31, 2025, for summer 2026 internships. Apply early for priority consideration. 

At Gallup, you’re more than “just an intern.” You’re an integral part of our team, our culture and the impact we make on organizations and people everywhere.

Gallup is excited to invest in your growth and development. This internship gives you hands-on experience with real projects while you learn our current cloud environment.

What You’ll Do

During your internship, you will:

  • Use the latest cloud technologies to modernize infrastructure
  • Migrate workloads to the cloud by coding, testing, implementing and supporting infrastructure automation services on Gallup’s global platform
  • Collaborate with a progressive technology team — storage cloud engineers, network engineers and system administrators
  • Set up integration and support cloud environments with the end user always in mind

What You Need

  • Enrollment in an associate, undergraduate or graduate school program in computer science, MIS or a related field required
  • Enrollment at a college or university within a 250-mile radius of Omaha, Nebraska, required
  • Anticipated graduation between August 2026 and May 2027 preferred; will consider 2028 graduates
  • Availability to work 40 hours per week for 12 weeks during the summer of 2026 required
  • A commitment to working on-site at Gallup’s Omaha, Nebraska, office Monday-Thursday required, with the option to work remotely on Friday
  • Basic knowledge and experience with AWS, GCP, Microsoft Azure or GitHub required
  • Basic knowledge and/or experience with Windows or Linux server administration, networking, or infrastructure required
  • Classroom or professional experience working with one or more of the following technologies required: IIS, Python, .NET, .NET Core, Terraform, Puppet, Jenkins, PowerShell, Docker/Kubernetes, GitHub
  • Eligibility to work in the United States; this position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship

What We Offer

  • A full-time summer 2026 internship that pays $20-$25/hour
  • The potential to work up to 20 hours per week during the school year, depending on business demands, and a potential full-time job offer upon graduation, based on Gallup’s business need and intern performance

What You’ll Experience

  • Mission-driven work: Make a meaningful difference in the world with your unique contributions, commitment to service and exceptional outcomes.
  • An empowering culture: Collaborate with smart, passionate people who love what they do and welcome your ideas, perspectives and experiences.
  • Learning and development: Grow in your career as we invest in what you do best, encourage curiosity and create an environment where it’s safe — and expected — to challenge the status quo.
  • Brand strength, startup energy: Thrive in an innovative environment backed by a trusted brand.
  • A vibrant workplace: Enjoy an on-site cafeteria, fitness center, federal credit union and state-of-the-art child development center, all on a beautiful downtown Omaha campus along the Missouri River.

Our teams produce great work together, inspire each other to deliver exceptional outcomes, grow their potential and celebrate each other along the way. Learn more about life at Gallup.

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