Minitab

Minitab runs a named internship program called MINItern, open to college students and based at its State College, Pennsylvania headquarters and its Chicago office - confirmed by the company's own recruiting posts tagging both sites. Interns are placed in a specific department, with cybersecurity, software engineering, and R&D named as examples, and the program pairs project work with executive networking and professional-development sessions such as resume and LinkedIn workshops. Minitab does not publish MINItern's application window or cohort dates on its careers page, so a candidate has to watch its job board for the next posting rather than plan around an announced deadline.

Minitab has been certified a Great Place to Work for six consecutive years, most recently in June 2026 - a certification based on confidential employee survey data and issued by Great Place to Work, an independent third party, not by Minitab itself. The company's statistical software originated in 1972 at Penn State University, built by three statistics instructors, Barbara Ryan, Thomas Ryan Jr., and Brian Joiner, before the business spun out as a private company in 1983. For an early-career applicant comparing offers, a six-year-running independent certification is a more specific, checkable signal of day-to-day working conditions than a company's own description of its culture, and 50-plus years on one product family is a specific claim to weigh against a newer, less-tested employer.

Not right now. Minitab has no internship or graduate roles listed today; new postings appear here as the firm opens them.

Minitab opened its graduate jobs on 9 Jun 2026. Dates are when the firm posted each programme, or when we first saw it on the firm's careers site.

Applications to Minitab go through the firm's own careers site, one application per posting, each expecting a CV and cover letter written for that role.