Hey Reddit fam
I'm a 2nd year BTech CSE (AI/ML) student and actively looking for a paid offline internship in Noida this summer
Thoda real-world experience chahiye, coding ka craze hai, aur learning ka full josh hai!

Agar kisi ke paas koi lead, referral, ya advice ho toh please help out
Even small suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

We're now in April and I just received an offer to intern with one of the biggest entertainment companies in the world for a year. Please everyone who is still searching do not loose hope, your internship is coming. I received over 100 rejections, and each of those rejections taught me something new about how to apply, correct interview techniques and how to present myself, and the outcome is so worth it. Someone is going to see how hard you've worked, just keep powering through. This is the hardest thing I've ever done in my life, and was so unbelievably worth it. You've got this!

Did anyone hear back for SoundCloud's summer 2025 Internship? If so, what role and location did you apply to?

I don’t know if this is the right page to post this on.. but I am currently a Junior in high school, California, and was wondering if anyone has any websites where I can find internships for anything related to computer science. I want to add a little more to my college resume, so I hoping this will help, thanks! 🙏

Can anyone suggest me final year mern project ideas , although I had a idea of digital attendance website for university students which includes mern stack along with computer vission technology, if anyone want suggest some unique feature or change in this idea , feel free to do

What type of questions are asked in digital Interview?

To my fellow Americans, do yall know of any good third party company’s that help you intern in Australia?? I’ve been looking for a few but I’m not sure of the credibility of a few of them. I can’t do it through my uni since it doesn’t offer that so I’m trying to find a good trust worthy company:)

I’m specifically looking for media/digital marketing ones if that helps at all.

I am a third year material sciences engineering major, who has an internship opportunity to work with wastewater within the city. I will most likely accept this offer just to gain experience, but to be honest, I would like to join the semi conductor industry when I graduate.

Seeking to put relevant experience on my resume, I would like to ask for advice/recommendations of certifications/programs to obtain or attend to help boost my chances of getting a job after graduation in the semi conductor industry. Thank you!

Hi everyone! I recently received an offer for a summer internship at a Richemont brand through the Richemont Americas Internship Program. During my interview, they mentioned that I'd be part of a larger intern cohort alongside interns from other Richemont maisons like Cartier, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and more. I haven’t been able to find much information about the program online, so I’d love to hear from anyone who knows more about it or connect with others participating this summer. Im really interested in learning about how much time is spent in the cohort/the projects involved vs the time spent in the normal internship. Thanks so much!

It's very hard to get librarian job without internship

Hey everyone—looking for some advice on choosing between two internship offers.

Amazon – Big Tech, Palo Alto

• $65/hr + ~$2.7k/month housing stipend
• Location: Palo Alto, CA
• Massive intern class, good events/networking
• Team: TBD, likely SWE, potentially infra/backend

PROS

• Strong brand name, resume booster
• High pay
• Big internal systems = lots to learn
• Full-time conversion ~70–75%
• Palo Alto is central to Bay Area → nice network, good weather

CONS

• Team/project is a wildcard – could be infra/tooling, which might not be very exciting
• Big company = risk of doing siloed or repetitive work
• Bay Area is expensive (but stipend helps)

The Trade Desk – AdTech, NYC

• $51/hr + $2.8k/month housing stipend
• Location: NYC
• Medium-sized company (~3,000 people), 8 interns total
• Full-time conversion: ~80%
• FT salary: ~$185k (inflated due to stock, may not stay that high)

PROS

• Smaller team = more impact/responsibility
• NYC = energetic environment, closer to home, more social life
• Work seems exciting and fast-paced
• Strong conversion rate, no need to recruit again

CONS

• Less-known company vs. Amazon
• AdTech space isn’t as “glamorous” or generalizable
• NYC is expensive and intense

TL;DR

Amazon = safer, name-brand, high pay, but project could be dry

TTD = exciting project + better alignment with interests, but smaller team and less stable long-term comp

Would love thoughts from people who’ve interned at either or are thinking through similar decisions.

After 2 interviews for a manufacturing engineering intern position, I got a phone call this morning. Before giving me the offer, the recruiter asked me about my hourly salary expectations. I wasn't thinking at all at that moment because I was so excited that I got the internship, so I just found myself saying right away, "The salary doesn't matter to me at all, the most important thing for me is the experience, and $15 per hour would be good."

Thankfully, the HR lady decided to give me $18 per hour, but now I feel so stupid because I feel like I could have gotten more.

im a junior in hs and i want to find a summer internship for mechnical engineering in the Massachusetts area would anyone know anything about something like that

it was a video recording interview where it gives you the question, gives you 15 seconds to think, and 50 seconds to respond. I also only had one take. Some of my answers I did not even finish speaking and it cut my off because of the time limit... This was my first interview that was like this where I had less than a minute and I tend to ramble a bit when i talk. Should I send an email to the recruiter or anything?

Has anyone heard back from the Dallas Fed for the position above? applied around like march 11 and I know they take some time to get back.

Hey everyone,

I’m a non-EU student pursuing a Master’s in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and I’m currently looking for an Erasmus+ internship in IT networking. Since Erasmus+ helps with the visa process, the main issue for non-EU candidates like me is the work permit.

The problem is, I only have 28 days left to find an internship, so I really need to focus on just one or two countrieswhere I have the best chance of getting accepted. Since this is a graduation internship, I’d love to gain experience in a country where there’s a chance to secure a job afterward (though I know the job market is tough right now).

Does anyone have insights on which European countries are more likely to accept non-EU Erasmus+ interns, especially in tech fields? Any advice or experiences would be super helpful!

Just to add more context — I speak four languages fluently: Arabic, French, English, and Turkish. I’ve already done an Erasmus+ study exchange in Poland, so this is different.This time it would be for a graduation internship, and I’d be really happy if it could lead to a longer-term opportunity

Hey everyone!

I’m researching the challenges people face when applying for their first jobs or internships. If you’re at the beginning of your career, what do you struggle with the most when writing a resume?

• Figuring out what to include?
• Formatting and making it look good?
• Feeling like you don’t have enough experience?
• Something else?

I’d love to hear your thoughts, understanding these struggles can help create better resources for job seekers. Appreciate any insights you can share!

Has anyone done any internship with Primerica they themselves contacted me now inviting me for an interview and giving very vague answers about the job title.

I have been accepted onto The Intern Group internship programme to do a remote role

I accept that this is work experience only but I feel uncomfortable paying them a deposit of £615 before I know where I am going to be placed . I don’t know if there’s a returns policy or a cooling off period

Why pay the money for something that’s not guaranteed ?

hey everyone! i have two offers right now and i’m struggling to decide. also trying to keep this as vague as possible so sorry for any confusion. i got an offer from a big name in my industry. pays $16 an hour and would be about 15-20 hours a week. i would be a general business intern. second offer is $20 an hour. start-up level company and 10 hours a week, but it’s in marketing and social media which i’m much more interested in than general business. what would you pick in my scenario? thanks!

I'm studying in 4th semester of my btech from a tier 2 college in 2 months my sem will end and i will have holidays for nearly 2 months until then I'll have my exams and fests etc.. I haven't made any cv or resume yet infact I don't have anything to put it in like i don't have any skills or projects and you might be knowing I managed to make some using ai but as of I know I don't have any skills which are useful to get any internship.

I'm going to be looking for an internship next summer and was curious where do you get apartments during an internship. Most apartment leases I've looked at are longer than the time period of an internship. Do companies help you out with getting an apartment or is that on you. I've also seen that some colleges rent out dorms over the summer although I'm not sure how that works. Also any good websites to find apartments for internships would be much appreciated.

Hi i recently got a call from an internship I previously applied to. On the phone the women basically said that their hosting an open house interview event tomorrow which i said sure i’ll go (but it’s kinda last minute because she just called me tonight, thought that was weird). Then she just sent me this text: “Good afternoon! Hope you’re doing well. This is Sabina with the financial services company.

Look forward to meeting you tomorrow evening at 7pm at my office.

The address is …

Dress code is business attire, no tshirt, jeans or sneakers. Remember to bring your state ID, as they may ask for it at the front desk.

Kindly confirm your attendance.”

So should i go to this? How successful are these? What do they do at these open house interview things? Also, this isn’t a scam right?

Just finished the SHL test for the BIS Graduate Programme. It started pretty well, I felt like I was managing the questions fine at first. But then time caught up with me, and everything went downhill fast. I panicked, guessing through many questions at the end because I’d read unanswered ones get penalized… and still didn’t finish the test.

Anyway, figured I’d make a thread for anyone else applying, so feel free to share how it went for you or any updates on the next steps.

At first, I came up with this trick when I was interviewed by an AI unicorn. The hiring team informed me of the hiring manager’s name, and I accidentally search for him on LinkedIn. While browsing his profile I noticed that we had both joined in the same VC program. I used a chrome extension to analyze his posts, which gave me insights into his personality and communication style. He’s more of a strategist prefers clear responses.

So when we were interviewing, I naturally mentioned the program (not in a forced way!) and made sure not to rush my decision-making and avoided being ambiguous. The hiring manager looked pleasantly surprised. He told me he had been in the program too and started asking me lots of questions about it. I even made a few jokes about the course that made him laugh. At the end of the interview, he said It’s great to see a fellow classmate. It gave me a strong feeling that I would make it, and in the end, just as I expected, I did.

So every time I got the interviewer’s name in any interview round, I would thoroughly research their LinkedIn profile to learn about their background and analyze what they might like. Even if you don’t share a similar background, it’s never a bad idea to mention something they’re familiar with. My later success in passing interviews confirmed that this strategy worked! 🕶️