01
A real allowance
Not a certificate and a handshake. Money you can actually live on while you are here.
02
Someone whose job is you
One named engineer reviews your work, answers your questions and tells you the truth about it. Not the room, not whoever happens to be free.
03
Work that ships
Internal tooling, evaluations, documentation and demos that the team uses. You will watch something you made get used on a Monday morning.
04
A portfolio you can show
You build on our own tools, so nothing you make is locked behind someone else’s confidentiality. Take it to your next interview and talk freely about it.
05
Real problems, not errands
You get given engineering work with a deadline and a review. Nobody here is going to ask you to fetch coffee or fill a seat.
06
A door that stays open
If it goes well we would much rather keep you than run the search again. Plenty of good companies start their engineers exactly this way.
What we need from you
You should be enrolled and eighteen or older, with your school able to sign an internship agreement with us before you start. We handle that paperwork, the insurance and the supervision, so none of it lands on you. If you are not currently enrolled, write to us anyway and we will tell you honestly whether there is a route.