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As a Mathematics Intern, you can expect to work on a variety of projects that might include data analysis, statistical modeling, assisting with research studies, or helping to develop algorithms for real-world applications. Interns often collaborate closely with experienced mathematicians, data scientists, or engineers, gaining exposure to both independent and team-based problem-solving. Daily responsibilities may include collecting and cleaning data, running simulations, preparing reports, and presenting findings to your team. This hands-on experience is valuable for building practical skills and understanding how mathematical concepts are applied in industry or research settings.

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Mathematics Interns are students or recent graduates who work temporarily in organizations to gain practical experience applying mathematical concepts and techniques. They often assist with data analysis, problem-solving, research, and project support under the supervision of professional mathematicians or analysts. These internships help interns develop valuable skills, explore potential career paths, and build professional networks within the field of mathematics.

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Infographic showing various Mathematics Intern job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 64% Full Time, 30% Part Time, 4% Temporary, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $35,436 per year, or $17 per hour.
Math Intern (2026-27 Academic Year)

Math Intern (2026-27 Academic Year)

Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Geneva, NY • On-site

$22.11K/mo

Full-time, Part-time, Internship

Posted 18 days ago

Job description

Description
The Mathematics and Computer Science Department will be accepting applications for our Math Intern position for the 2026-2027 academic year. The Math Intern position is an exciting opportunity especially for recent graduates! The position is 30 hours per week during the 30 weeks classes are in session and final exams are being given. The Math Intern is required to take one or two courses within the Department (i.e. either mathematics or computer science) each semester they are employed. This coursework could include Independent Studies. Upon approval, the coursework could occur in other departments (especially in the Natural Sciences Division) for the purposes of supporting interdisciplinary studies.
Essential Responsibilities:
  • Working with students in office hours in the Department on material from MATH 100 (Elementary Functions), MATH 129 (Calculus I with Pre-calculus), MATH 130 (Calculus I) and MATH 131 (Calculus II).
  • If staffing allows it, the Math Intern may also have the opportunity to tutor BIDS 101, MATH 192, MATH 200, MATH 204, MATH 237, and MATH 278.
  • Meeting with the faculty teaching the courses for review and preparation of material.
  • When there are no or few students asking questions during office hours, the Math Intern is also expected to assist the Department in other ways such as designing/updating bulletin boards and organizing student space.

Other Information:
This is a part-time, 9-month, benefits-eligible position. This position description is not all-inclusive as other tasks or responsibilities may be assigned. Office hours are late afternoon and evening, Sundays through Thursdays during the weeks classes are in session and may also include Friday and Saturday during reading and exam periods. Salary: $22,105.00
About HWS
A liberal arts and sciences institution, Hobart and William Smith is known for consistent success in preparing students for meaningful lives and fulfilling careers through an outcomes-based focus on their futures. Our nationally ranked faculty are accessible teachers and scholars known for the impact of their research and distinguished by the depth of their mentorship. World challenges are studied in the classroom where critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills are honed. In the field, knowledge turns into discovery. In office hours, plans are carefully crafted to tie interests and talents to an academic path that motivates beyond graduation. Our location in the heart of the Finger Lakes allows faculty, staff and students to live and work collaboratively on the banks of a resource-rich lake. Student-athletes play for 30 varsity teams boasting 24 national titles, including the 2023 and 2024 NCAA DIII Men's Ice Hockey Championships. With three graduate programs, students can build on their undergraduate degree with a Master of Arts in Higher Education Leadership, Master of Arts in Teaching, or a Master of Science in Management. Together, the experiences and mentorship at HWS prepare students to lead lives of consequence.
Qualifications
  • A Bachelor's degree with a major or a minor in Mathematics is required.
  • Experience as a TA or Teaching Fellow, especially in mathematics, is preferred.

Application Instructions
Review of applications will begin April 29th and continue until the position is filled. Interested applicants are encouraged to submit a cover letter, resume and the names with contact information of at least two (2) professional references (for example, people for whom you have TA-ed or faculty who have witnessed your ability to work successfully in groups, etc.).
If you have not had experience TA-ing for a Calculus Lab, or working as a Mathematics Teaching Fellow, ask someone who can attest to your ability to assist student learning to submit a reference letter. Once you submit your application, we will send your reference instructions on how to submit their letter.
International students are welcome to apply. However, if you are earning a mathematics minor and not a mathematics major, you will need to work with faculty in your major department to obtain an approved proposal for a shared position, working roughly 5 hours per week with that department. This is a requirement for your VISA status and the proposal must be received before your application will be considered ready for consideration. Please see Prof. Erika L.C. King for details or to address questions.

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