With a name like “Innovation Center,” JPMorgan Chase’s newly expanded intern farm on the University of Delaware’s campus had better churn out some pretty dang innovative stuff.
The center, which formally opened late last week, hosts more than 90 interns supervised by four full-time JPMC staffers — quadruple the student power they harnessed four years ago. Those students are learning tech skills by being tasked with upkeep of the company’s technology.
“What an amazing marriage between a world-class employer and our world-class university,” Gov. Jack Markell told the News Journal.
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