2027 Summer Analyst - GFCD - Irving, TX

About the role

Ten-week Global Financial Crimes Division internship in Irving, Texas, running June 7–August 13, 2027. As a Summer Analyst, you will support financial-crimes and core-compliance activities, including regulatory compliance projects, process documentation, data analysis, and risk-management work. The program includes on-the-job training, mentorship, professional development, networking, and cross-functional exposure.

Responsibilities

• Support financial-crimes and core-compliance activities across business units, risk functions, and support functions.
• Assist projects designed to help ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
• Contribute to process and control documentation, data analysis, data management, and other key activities.
• Work alongside experienced colleagues on major projects with significant business impact.

Program Experience

• Participate in professional development and business-exposure activities throughout the summer program.
• Receive on-the-job training, broad exposure to compliance risk areas, and guidance from an assigned mentor.
• Collaborate with colleagues and senior leaders across MUFG, including globally distributed teams.
• Work at MUFG offices or client sites four days weekly and remotely one day weekly.

Requirements

• Be an undergraduate student graduating in Winter 2027 or Spring 2028.
• Have permanent United States work authorization without requiring current or future visa sponsorship.
• Demonstrate interest in banking law, regulation, financial-crimes compliance, or risk management.
• Bring strong communication, presentation, interpersonal, teamwork, organizational, time-management, and independent-working skills.
• Demonstrate initiative, self-discipline, integrity, leadership qualities, and creative problem-solving ability.
• Be proficient with Microsoft Office, Outlook, OneNote, cloud services, collaboration tools, and business applications.