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D&IT Infrastructure & Information Security Internship - Summer 2026
The Polaris D&IT Infrastructure and Information Security Internship is a tailored 12-week paid summer internship designed for emerging juniors and seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in a leading global powersports industry. As an Infrastructure & Information Security Intern, you will explore the foundational technologies and security measures that support and protect an organization's digital operations. This track offers a broad exposure to critical IT systems and security practices. You may interact with: Infrastructure User Support You will engage with frontline IT support roles that ensure smooth day-to-day operations: L1 Service Desk: Handle initial user issues and service requests. L2 Client Support: Provide advanced troubleshooting and technical support. Infrastructure Administration & Engineering Work with teams that manage and maintain the core IT infrastructure: Server and Network administration Platform and Database management Collaboration tools and enterprise systems Information Security Support the protection of digital assets and secure operations through: Admin/Support: Manage access controls and security tools. Engineering: Design and implement security infrastructure. OT Security: Safeguard operational technology environments. IT Compliance Collaborate with Compliance Analysts to understand and apply regulatory standards. Learn how compliance supports risk management and ensures organizational integrity. Internship Locations Include: Many D&IT Interns are based out of our corporate headquarters in Minneapolis, MN, but could also include Osceola, WI, Roseau, MN, Spirit Lake, IA, Huntsville, AL, Wyoming, MN, Battle Ground, WA, Wilmington, OH, & Vermillion, SD As a Polaris Intern it is important that you embrace the adventure and remain open to any placement opportunity. By being adaptable, you will gain diverse experiences and develop a broader skill set, which are essential for your professional development and success within Polaris. In addition to meaningful project work, you will participate in intentional programming and professional development offerings such as: Mentorship: you are paired with one of our DP associates for mentor support throughout your 12-weeks. Programming Hours: weekly functional and centralized learning sessions to broaden your knowledge base, both within and beyond your program. Networking - intentional time with peers and leaders at Polaris to build your professional network. Intern Innovation Challenge: internal case study designed to promote cross functional development where you and your team will present creative and practical solutions to a real 'Polaris' problem to our executive leadership. Early Talent Summit Week: participate in our 3-day event in our Wyoming, MN office. This immersive experience brings together all US interns and DPs for professional development, structured networking, a DP graduation event, inspiring executive speakers, and a thrilling team ride on some of your favorite Polaris vehicles. Community Engagement: opportunity to get involved in your local community. Final Presentations: present to our senior level leaders to showcase your career aspirations and recap your internship experience. The Selection Process: Applications are open from August -November each year. Applications will be reviewed and shortlisted candidates will typically be contacted for an initial phone screen by the end of November. Candidates selected to move forward will be invited to participate in a virtual panel interview with an identified HR business partner and functional leader. Successful candidates would move forward to an offer. You will partner with the Early Talent team in January to complete a survey that provides a deeper look at your specific interests, strengths & career goals. All specific internship assignments are communicated in February, after aligning based on your specific interests and business demand. Intern Relocation Assistance: Polaris offers a relocation program for interns who qualify through our mobility vendor. To qualify for these services your home address must be 35 miles or more from the office where you will be working. Benefits include a lump sum (grossed up to offset tax liability), access to a relocation counselor to explain the resources available to you and aid securing short-term housing available to you. Your responsibilities will include daily transportation to and from the office. Required Qualifications: Pursuing a bachelor's/master's degree in a related field with an intended graduation date between August 2026-May 2028. Minimum overall GPA of 3.0 Must be able to commit to a full 12-week internship, working 40 hours per week, within one of the following date ranges: May 18th - August 7th, 2026. June 1st - August 21st, 2026. Willing and able to relocate. Must be a U.S. person (U.S. citizen, U.S. national, lawful permanent resident, asylee, or refugee) and not require sponsorship for employment now or in the future. Must have reliable transportation for daily commuting to and from the office. Previous experience with Microsoft Office software tools (Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams, and Word). Preferred Qualifications: Previous internship/co-op experience or involvement in relevant projects. Demonstrated strengths in analysis, creative problem-solving, communication, interpersonal relationships, self-motivation, and leadership. Strong interest in long-term career development and participation in leadership development programs. Previous leadership experience in work, organizations, or classroom. Completion of at least two years of university coursework. This is more than an internship - It's the beginning of your career with Polaris. We hope you're ready for the ultimate adventure! The starting pay range for Minnesota is $23.00 to $31.50 per hour, plus eligibility for overtime. Individual pay and positioning within the range are determined through a wide variety of factors including but not limited to education, experience, knowledge, skills, and geography. While individual pay could fall anywhere in the range based on these factors, it is not common to start at the high end or top of the range.
The Polaris D&IT Infrastructure and Information Security Internship is a tailored 12-week paid summer internship designed for emerging juniors and seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in a leading global powersports industry. As an Infrastructure & Information Security Intern, you will explore the foundational technologies and security measures that support and protect an organization's digital operations. This track offers a broad exposure to critical IT systems and security practices. You may interact with: Infrastructure User Support You will engage with frontline IT support roles that ensure smooth day-to-day operations: L1 Service Desk: Handle initial user issues and service requests. L2 Client Support: Provide advanced troubleshooting and technical support. Infrastructure Administration & Engineering Work with teams that manage and maintain the core IT infrastructure: Server and Network administration Platform and Database management Collaboration tools and enterprise systems Information Security Support the protection of digital assets and secure operations through: Admin/Support: Manage access controls and security tools. Engineering: Design and implement security infrastructure. OT Security: Safeguard operational technology environments. IT Compliance Collaborate with Compliance Analysts to understand and apply regulatory standards. Learn how compliance supports risk management and ensures organizational integrity. Internship Locations Include: Many D&IT Interns are based out of our corporate headquarters in Minneapolis, MN, but could also include Osceola, WI, Roseau, MN, Spirit Lake, IA, Huntsville, AL, Wyoming, MN, Battle Ground, WA, Wilmington, OH, & Vermillion, SD As a Polaris Intern it is important that you embrace the adventure and remain open to any placement opportunity. By being adaptable, you will gain diverse experiences and develop a broader skill set, which are essential for your professional development and success within Polaris. In addition to meaningful project work, you will participate in intentional programming and professional development offerings such as: Mentorship: you are paired with one of our DP associates for mentor support throughout your 12-weeks. Programming Hours: weekly functional and centralized learning sessions to broaden your knowledge base, both within and beyond your program. Networking - intentional time with peers and leaders at Polaris to build your professional network. Intern Innovation Challenge: internal case study designed to promote cross functional development where you and your team will present creative and practical solutions to a real 'Polaris' problem to our executive leadership. Early Talent Summit Week: participate in our 3-day event in our Wyoming, MN office. This immersive experience brings together all US interns and DPs for professional development, structured networking, a DP graduation event, inspiring executive speakers, and a thrilling team ride on some of your favorite Polaris vehicles. Community Engagement: opportunity to get involved in your local community. Final Presentations: present to our senior level leaders to showcase your career aspirations and recap your internship experience. The Selection Process: Applications are open from August -November each year. Applications will be reviewed and shortlisted candidates will typically be contacted for an initial phone screen by the end of November. Candidates selected to move forward will be invited to participate in a virtual panel interview with an identified HR business partner and functional leader. Successful candidates would move forward to an offer. You will partner with the Early Talent team in January to complete a survey that provides a deeper look at your specific interests, strengths & career goals. All specific internship assignments are communicated in February, after aligning based on your specific interests and business demand. Intern Relocation Assistance: Polaris offers a relocation program for interns who qualify through our mobility vendor. To qualify for these services your home address must be 35 miles or more from the office where you will be working. Benefits include a lump sum (grossed up to offset tax liability), access to a relocation counselor to explain the resources available to you and aid securing short-term housing available to you. Your responsibilities will include daily transportation to and from the office. Required Qualifications: Pursuing a bachelor's/master's degree in a related field with an intended graduation date between August 2026-May 2028. Minimum overall GPA of 3.0 Must be able to commit to a full 12-week internship, working 40 hours per week, within one of the following date ranges: May 18th - August 7th, 2026. June 1st - August 21st, 2026. Willing and able to relocate. Must be a U.S. person (U.S. citizen, U.S. national, lawful permanent resident, asylee, or refugee) and not require sponsorship for employment now or in the future. Must have reliable transportation for daily commuting to and from the office. Previous experience with Microsoft Office software tools (Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams, and Word). Preferred Qualifications: Previous internship/co-op experience or involvement in relevant projects. Demonstrated strengths in analysis, creative problem-solving, communication, interpersonal relationships, self-motivation, and leadership. Strong interest in long-term career development and participation in leadership development programs. Previous leadership experience in work, organizations, or classroom. Completion of at least two years of university coursework. This is more than an internship - It's the beginning of your career with Polaris. We hope you're ready for the ultimate adventure! The starting pay range for Minnesota is $23.00 to $31.50 per hour, plus eligibility for overtime. Individual pay and positioning within the range are determined through a wide variety of factors including but not limited to education, experience, knowledge, skills, and geography. While individual pay could fall anywhere in the range based on these factors, it is not common to start at the high end or top of the range.