The opportunity
You'll work with others to plan, shape, and build new product features from start to finish: through conception, research, implementation, and maintenance. For example, you might work on driving adoption, by instrumenting key onboarding moments and iterating on activation flows.
What you'll do
You'll work with others to plan, shape, and build new product features from: start to finish: through conception, research, implementation, and maintenance. For example, you might work on driving adoption, by instrumenting key onboarding moments and iterating on activation flows.
You'll help improve performance and reliability, or polish existing features.: For example, you might update our spell checker to sync dictionaries across browsers or improve search to index file attachments.
You'll build internal tools to support simplicity and productivity for the: whole team. This might include writing a script to import user feedback into Notion.
Pursuing a bachelor's or master’s degree in computer science, engineering, or another related field.
To be eligible for this role, you need to graduate by Dec 2026 and be able to: start FTE by January/February 2027.
Previous internship experience.
What they're looking for
- Working towards a proficiency of one or more programming languages such as TypeScript, Node.js, or Python.
- Impact-driven approach to technology: You see technologies as tools to: achieve user impact rather than ends in themselves. You care more about building successful systems that solve real problems than about using specific tech stacks or following trends. You stay current with the latest tools like Codex, Claude Code, and other AI-assisted development environments. You're pragmatic about choosing the right tool for the job, focusing on what delivers the most value to users.
- Thoughtful problem-solving: For you, problem-solving starts with a clear and accurate understanding of the context. You can decompose tricky problems and work towards a clean solution, by yourself or with teammates. You're comfortable asking for help when you get stuck. You think about the implications of what you're building and how it will impact real people's lives.
- Team player: For you, work isn't a solo endeavor. You enjoy collaborating: cross-functionally to accomplish shared goals, and you care about learning, growing, and helping others to do the same.
