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Job Application for University Talent Network at Starburst Back to jobs University Talent Network United States Apply About Starburst Starburst is the data platform for analytics, applications, and AI, unifying data across clouds and on-premises to accelerate AI innovation. Organizations—from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises in 60+ countries—rely on Starburst for fast data access, seamless collaboration, and enterprise-grade governance on an open hybrid data lakehouse. Wherever data lives, Starburst unlocks its full potential, powering data and AI from development to deployment. By future-proofing data architecture, Starburst helps businesses fuel innovation with AI. Join Our Talent Network! Are you a college student or an upcoming graduate looking to kickstart your career? We want to hear from you! At Starburst, we believe in nurturing fresh talent and providing exciting opportunities for growth, no matter what you are studying. We welcome all profiles to join our talent community. Ready to take the next step? Add your application here. Where could this role be based? We are headquartered in boston and many of our positions follow a hybrid model. Build your career at Starburst All-Stars have the opportunity and freedom to realize their true potential. By building alongside top talent, we’re empowered to take ownership of our careers and drive meaningful change. Anchored in industry-proven technology and unprecedented success, All-Stars are taking on the challenge everyday to disrupt our industry – and the future. Our global workforce is supported by a competitive Total Rewards program that reflects our commitment to a rewarding and supportive work environment. This includes a variety of benefits like competitive pay, attractive stock grants, flexible paid time off, and more. 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