- Design, build, test or improve software, data products, automations or internal tools.
- Translate a user or business need into clear technical requirements and a practical solution.
- Debug issues, review data, document decisions and contribute to reliable, secure systems.
- Collaborate through code reviews, agile rituals, demos and feedback with technical and non-technical partners.
- Explore emerging technologies, including AI, and apply them responsibly where they improve the work.
- Own a defined project or feature and share the outcome with teammates and leaders.
What you bring
You are currently enrolled in a university degree program in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering or a related degree program.
- Growing proficiency in at least one relevant language, platform or technical discipline.
- Logical problem-solving, curiosity and willingness to learn unfamiliar tools.
- Ability to communicate technical ideas, ask for feedback and work collaboratively.
- Interest in accessibility, security, privacy, reliability and responsible technology practices.
Work samples: No portfolio is required. A GitHub profile, technical portfolio, hackathon, research or class project is welcome but optional.
Application routing: If your primary interest is shaping gameplay mechanics, systems, levels or player progression rather than building the underlying technology, apply to Digital Game Design instead.
Find your party: your global intern community
Level up together. All interns join one global cohort connected through shared, structured onboarding and weekly learning and development.
- Own meaningful work tied to real business priorities, with mentorship and feedback
- Build career skills through brand immersion and conversations with leaders
- Connect with peers through networking and social experiences
- Volunteer and give back alongside the intern community