Summer 2027 Office of Compliance & Ethics Internship

Nationwide•Columbus, OH

7d•$23 - $50•Hybrid

About The Position

Nationwide’s Office of Compliance & Ethics (OCE) partners with business units and corporate functions to help ensure that Nationwide’s regulatory risk profile is understood and effectively managed. OCE supports business units across Nationwide Financial, Property & Casualty, Investment Management Group, and Investments, as well as enterprise-wide programs focused on financial crimes, records management, fraud, and ethics. This breadth of work gives interns the opportunity to learn how compliance and risk management support Nationwide’s businesses and help protect the company, its customers, and its associates. As an OCE Intern, you can expect an experience that is both challenging and rewarding—one where you learn something new every day. You’ll be supported and developed by associates who care deeply about doing the right thing and making a meaningful difference. Through hands-on exposure to regulatory compliance and risk management, you’ll build practical skills, gain insight into how a leading organization manages regulatory risk, and establish a strong foundation for your career. The Nationwide® Intern Program is a 12-week summer internship in Columbus, Ohio that provides participants with opportunities to gain valuable experience in regulatory risk management. You’ll gain exposure to the many areas and functions of compliance and ethics, including risk assessments, monitoring and testing, new law management, exam and issue management, training development, data and analytics, reporting, and governance. Our interns are strongly considered for future full-time positions.

Requirements

Students pursuing degrees in Compliance, Risk Management, Legal Studies, Accounting, Finance, Information Systems, Statistics, Business Administration, Public Policy, Economics, or related fields within 2-3 semesters of graduation
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Experiences that demonstrate collaborative and adaptable qualities
Communication and analytical skills
Ability to think strategically and critically

Responsibilities

Gain exposure to regulatory risk management.
Learn about risk assessments, monitoring and testing, new law management, exam and issue management, training development, data and analytics, reporting, and governance.