Wisconsin Department of Revenue Internships
The Wisconsin Student Development Internship Program (SWSDIP) offers unique opportunities for students across the state in various agencies and career areas. The goal of the program is to provide eligible students with an opportunity to engage in impactful, career-related work in Wisconsin state public service. Internships are paid positions where interns get to connect with industry professionals and develop the skills needed for their future careers.
The 2026 Student Development Internship Program (SWSDIP) application is open! The Department of Revenue's State and Local Finance Division is offering two Property Assessment Systems Analyst Internships within its Equalization Bureau. In addition, DOR's Secretary's Office is looking for a Communications Specialist.
Position Summaries
Communication Specialist - This position will collaborate with communications team and perform research on new ideas, directions, and tools for communications. Assist in planning and writing internal and external newsletters articles. Assist in writing, reviewing, and editing press releases, social media posts, video scripts, and website content. Assist video producer on shoots and at events. Assist with editing of videos. Collaborate with communications team on ideas for improving the user experience on the external website. Participate on the website improve team.
Property Assessment Systems Analyst - These positions will perform a business analysis of the Equalization Bureau's property assessment and taxation systems. They will be responsible for analyzing and creating updated documentation on the dataflow between these systems.
Throughout the internship you will be invited to special events with top executives and the opportunity to participate in a networking and professional development series.
A SWSDIP summer internship offers an opportunity for you to:
- Explore the potential of your career path
- Gain hands-on experience
- Learn how state government serves Wisconsin
- Contribute to meaningful projects that support the mission of a state agency
- Develop and broaden your professional network
If you, or someone you know, is interested in learning more - review the SWSDIP common questions.
Don't wait - Apply before the applications close.
- February 6: Wisc.Jobs application closes
- February 13: AccessGov application closes
- February 20: Applicant screening begins in AccessGov
- April 3: All offers will be made
Qualifications
To be eligible for this program, you must be:
- Legally authorized to work in the United States (i.e., a citizen or national of the U.S., a lawful permanent resident, an alien authorized to work in the U.S. without agency sponsorship)
- At least 18 years of age at the time the internship program begins (May 18, 2026)
- Currently enrolled in, recently graduated (fall 2025/spring 2026) from, or planning to attend (fall 2026) a 2-year, 4-year, or graduate school
- Living in Wisconsin during the internship program
How To Apply
The SWSDIP application has two parts - this is part one of the application and determines your eligibility for the program; part two of the application is where eligible applicants apply for State agency specific position(s).
To start the application process, click Apply for Job at the top of the page. If you are a new user, click on the Register Now link or type your user name and password if you already have an account. You will be required to upload a resume or enter work history. Follow the prompts on subsequent pages to complete the application process. You will need to answer the screening questions and submit your application. This completes part one of the application.
You will receive notification of your eligibility for participation in the program based on your submitted responses.
Within 2-3 business days, eligible students will receive a separate email with instructions on how to complete part two of the application and apply to available internship positions. Completion of part one and part two of the application are required for further consideration.
Questions can be directed to DOADPMSWSDIP@wisconsin.gov.
For general Wisc.Jobs user information and technical assistance, please see the Wisc.Jobs Frequently Asked Questions page.
The State of Wisconsin is committed to providing opportunities to all applicants from all backgrounds. We also consider qualified applicants regardless of criminal histories, consistent with legal requirements.
Any applicants and employees with a disability may request reasonable accommodations.
If you have questions, contact doadpmswsdip@wisconsin.gov.