Program page is live on 2026-10-08 and says 'Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis during the application window'; Global Technology roles appear in the student job search. source
Bank of America's technology analyst program takes new graduates into software, cyber, business analysis or mainframe roles, usually after a 10-week internship. It suits people who want a large U.S. bank with older infrastructure to learn on. Look for the analyst posting in the student job search; the program page itself does not show dates.
The facts
| Category | Breaking into finance tech, Software engineering, Cybersecurity |
|---|---|
| Website | careers.bankofamerica.com/en-us/students/programs/global-technology.html |
| Based | Charlotte, NC |
| Format | in-person |
| Programs | Software Engineer, Business Analyst, Cybersecurity Analyst, Mainframe Engineer, 10-week summer internship |
| Length | The internship is 10 weeks with a week-long orientation per the page; the full-time analyst program length is not stated. unknown |
| Tuition | $0 Paid employment. verified |
| Financing | free, employer Salaried; the page notes an in-office attendance expectation set by the hiring manager. |
| Admission | competitive Rolling review during the application window. Role descriptions only; no assessment details on the page. |
| Stack | mainframe, AI tooling, cybersecurity |
Outcomes
This program does not publish job-placement or salary outcomes. Treat any number you hear from admissions as unverifiable.
Interview-prep depth
The syllabus is not public in enough detail to score. Employer program.
Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.
What a careful reader should know
The page says BofA's mainframe environment is 'the third largest in the world' and lists a Mainframe Engineer analyst track, which is unusual among bank programs. The student job search with the Global Technology filter returned mostly experienced roles when we checked, so analyst postings are seasonal.
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