Are you looking for a challenge? Google now offers internship
opportunities throughout the year. These range from non-technical
functions to roles where some technical knowledge could be
advantageous. If you are studying Psychology or Art History, don't let
an arts degree keep you from applying to Google. We have internships
in many fields that could be right for you, located in various locations
and multiple languages.

Being an intern at Google means you will be fully integrated member of our business team. You will receive ongoing training, and will have a
mentor assigned to you with whom you'll work closely to identify
project goals and professional development opportunities. In addition,
you will participate in a structured program of educational and social
activities to ensure you have a productive experience at Google that
helps you grow your personal and professional skills. Internships are
available in a wide array of fields.

Business Associate Internship assignments are typically offered in the
following business areas: Sales & Account Management; Sales
Operations; Marketing & Communications; People Operations; Finance

Interns Details
Sales and Customer Service: Google’s Advertising Sales and Global
Customer Service roles find innovative solutions that meet our clients’
changing needs. We identify business challenges, collaboratively shape
solutions that drive strategic initiatives and keep clients informed of
the ways Google products can enhance their online and offline
presence.

Enterprise: As masters of cloud computing, the Enterprise team helps
small and large businesses, educational institutions and government
agencies discover the wonders of "the cloud" and work smarter
through Google Apps. Our technical and sales teams design and
implement solutions for these organisations with custom features,
security and support - all with Google's philosophy of innovation and
ease of use in mind.

Finance: The name Google came from "googol," a mathematical term
for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros. And nobody at Google loves
big numbers like the Finance team when providing in depth analysis on all manner of strategic decisions across Google products. From developing forward-thinking analysis to generating management reports to scaling our automated financial processes, the Finance organization is an important partner and advisor to the business.

People Operations: Google's People Operations roles are focused on
redefining "human resources" and preserving Google's unique culture in
the way we attract, hire, develop and reward talented people.

Legal: Google Legal crafts innovative approaches for tackling some of
the toughest legal challenges of the information age. Google Legal lets
you tackle unanswered legal quandaries and create new precedents.
Our innovative services raise challenging questions that demand
creative and practical answers. We provide those answers by working
at the crossroads of the law and new technology, helping Google build
innovative and important products for users around the world. (Please
note that Google does accept applications for Legal internships that
start in 2015 in some instances.)

Product Quality Operations: The Product Quality Operations (PQO)
team protects Google's users. We define and communicate product
policies, and we defend Google's integrity by fighting spam, fraud and
abuse across Google products. The PQO team ensures product quality for the company's expanding base of advertisers, publishers and users in more than 40 languages. We partner with Engineering to combat fraud and abuse across major products like Search, AdWords, AdSense, Google+, Wallet, and Maps.

Marketing: Google’s Marketing team applies the same level of creative
originality to Google’s marketing campaigns that the company has
applied to online search and advertising. We support Google’s growth
and revenue generating efforts through effective and results-
focused marketing campaigns for both business and consumer
products.

gTech: The Google Technical Services (gTech) team serves as the
primary point of contact for our global Sales, Business Development
and Partnerships teams to support our sales organisation across all
products. We provide tools so that our sales teams can focus on
generating revenue and leverage our strong relationships with Google’s
Tech teams to enable our sales organisation to do multi-solution selling, launch and support new products, and help and engage our users.

Localization: The Localization team makes sure that all Google content
is translated and localized into more than 40 and in some cases even
more than 60 languages. If you are interested in the magic of
localization at scale, apply for an internship with the l10n team. We
have 3 types of roles available: project management, linguistic and tool
development.

Africa Internship Program: The Africa team focuses on accessibility,
relevance, and outreach. They want to make it easier for African
users to access information on the internet, deliver more relevant
content, and build relationships with Africans who are building the
internet. Recent efforts in those areas – like Getting African
Businesses Online, Gmail SMS, and Google Trader – empower Africans to make better use of technology in their daily lives.


Minimum qualifications
Returning to education on a full-time basis upon completing the
internship.
Ability to commit to a minimum of 10 weeks and up to 6 months at
Google.
Currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters degree program and
maintaining student status throughout the internship.
Priority given to students graduating end of 2014 or in 2015.
Preferred qualifications
Previous internship experience in Sales, Advertising, Consulting,
Analysis, Customer Service, Marketing, Finance or related fields.

Method of Application
Interested applicants should click on the link below to apply online:


https://www.google.com/jobs/application/?action=add&job=Business+Associate+Intern+2014+-+EMEA&transcript=yes&source=Online/Direct/Google+Jobs+Site&loc=IL