We’re looking for a software engineering intern who is strong in coding, problem-solving, and reasoning—and who enjoys learning new tools and systems from first principles. This role is ideal for someone who likes to understand why things work, not just how.
You’ll work closely with senior engineers on real production systems—writing code that ships, debugging real issues, and learning how modern software systems are built and operated.
What You’ll Work On
Designing and implementing backend features and services
Writing clean, well-structured, and testable code
Debugging complex issues and reasoning through system behavior
Reading and understanding existing codebases and improving them
Learning new tools, frameworks, and infrastructure as needed
(Optional/Bonus) Exposure to cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, CI/CD, or distributed systems
What We’re Looking For
Strong coding fundamentals (any language is fine: Go, Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, etc.)
Excellent reasoning and problem-solving skills
Comfortable breaking down ambiguous problems into clear steps
Curious mindset and willingness to learn unfamiliar tools and concepts
Ability to explain your thinking clearly (in writing and verbally)
Not afraid to read docs, experiment, and figure things out independently
Nice to Have (Not Required)
Basic understanding of cloud platforms (AWS/GCP/Azure)
Familiarity with Linux, Docker, or Kubernetes
Experience with backend systems, APIs, or databases
Prior internship, open-source contributions, or side projects
What You’ll Gain
Hands-on experience working on real production systems
Mentorship from experienced engineers
Strong foundations in system design, debugging, and engineering thinking
Exposure to modern cloud and infrastructure tooling (if interested)
Paid internship with a stipend (amount based on performance)
Opportunity to grow into a full-time role based on performance
Who Should Apply
If you enjoy thinking deeply about problems, writing code that actually runs in production, and learning new systems quickly, this role is for you—even if you don’t check every box.
