Real code, real users, real review
Most internships are a certificate and a slide deck. Ours is a branch, a pull request, a reviewer who will send it back, and a feature that ends up in front of someone's customers.
What an internship should be
An internship is your first exposure to the thing courses cannot simulate: other people depending on your work. Ambiguity you have to resolve. A codebase you did not write. A reviewer who is not impressed by effort, only by correctness. A deadline attached to someone's business.
That is why ours sit on live client projects. Scoped carefully so a learner can contribute safely, but never fake.
- Writing documentation nobody reads
- Rebuilding a tutorial project as "the intern task"
- Sitting in a room waiting for something to be assigned
- Working on a fake project invented to keep interns busy
- Leaving with a certificate that says nothing about what you did
Twelve weeks, structured
- 01Week 1 · Onboarding
Environment set up, codebase walkthrough, architecture briefing, and your first small merged pull request. Everyone ships something in week one.
- 02Weeks 2 to 4 · Supervised delivery
Well-defined tasks with a named reviewer. You learn the review standard, the test standard and how the team communicates.
- 03Weeks 5 to 8 · Owned feature
A feature of your own, from clarifying the requirement through design note, implementation, tests and release behind a flag.
- 04Weeks 9 to 11 · Production exposure
You join standups and release calls, and you will handle at least one real production issue with someone experienced beside you.
- 05Week 12 · Review and reference
A written assessment against the bar we hire at, a reference letter describing your actual contribution, and a conversation about what comes next.
Evidence, not adjectives
A public commit history
Your pull requests, the reviews on them, and the iterations. Hiring managers can read how you think.
A real reference
Written by the engineer who supervised you, describing what you built and how you handled being wrong.
Stories you can tell
Interviews are won on specifics. You will have three or four you can talk about for ten minutes each.
Internship FAQs
The internship is part of every track.
Pick a track, complete the core modules, meet the assessment bar, and you are on live work. Applications for the next intake are open now.