Intelligent Robotics Group, NASA Ames Research Center, Mountain View, CA. (http://irg.arc.nasa.gov)
We do satellite image processing (mostly Moon and Mars), computer vision, and robot software. We like developers and/or researchers. (mike.lundy@nasa.gov)
Some projects we have our hands in, in no particular order:
We're looking for interns in Shanghai. Paid but not much (but more than enough to cover the cost of living in Shanghai)...
You would be working on Rails app and play with cool and fun things like cappuccino, redis and mongodb. Possibility of getting hired full time later on.
So, if you want to discover China and join a small growing startup (we do both consulting and our own products), send me a mail at guillaume -squiggly sign- agiletomato.com.
Academia.edu is hiring intern engineers in San Francisco.
Academia.edu helps academics follow the latest research in their field. Here are a few bullet points that sum up the atmosphere in our team:
- obsession with exceptional engineering
- obsession with building a great web product, and a great user experience
- intellectually inquisitive - we like delving into ideas, whatever the ideas are about
- fun and friendly - we enjoy each other's company a lot, and have a great deal of respect for each other.
We are hiring intern engineers. Here are some of the technologies we work with: Rails, Nginx, Node.js, Redis, Memcached. We are based in downtown San Francisco. More information about the team, and about how we think about software engineering and product development, is here http://academia.edu/hiring. Specifics on our developer internship program are here http://academia.edu/hiring/developer_intern
DoubleDutch (http://www.doubledutch.me) has three internship positions open: bizdev, engineering, marketing. Based in the Mission District of San Francisco, close to Bart.
We're a small (10 full time) but profitable internationally focused consumer internet start-up where you will get direct exposure to the founders and all aspects of the business.
Topguest, an LBS startup soon to be based in San Francisco.
We're a small but well-backed company, about to enter a rapid growth phase. If you think you could help us with engineering, biz dev or design, we'd love to hear from you right now (ozan@topguest.com)
If you live somewhere other than SF, we could potentially pick you up on our migratory drive from NY. Or give you a couch to crash on when we get there.
We develop a new programming language for the web. Plenty of interesting problems, including system programming, web development, compilation, static analysis, concurrency.
Internships for all seasons, from 1st year of university to post-doc.
There are 20+ of us in the R&D group, and we're out to change the web.
Example past intern projects: optimizing a javascript buddylist for thousands of buddies, implementing a web-based filetranfer, building out a cassandra cluster and moving an existing project from mysql->cassandra
Swimming (and possibly drowning) at the software-hardware interface. Projects will largely involve building an ecosystem around the world's smallest and fastest 32-bit multi-threaded microprocessor core.
Early startup based in San Francisco, working out of Dogpatch Labs. We're building Pieceable, a tool for creating native iPhone apps by piecing together different components (e.g. photo gallery, chat, blog content, etc). Would love to chat with folks interested in engineering / bizdev roles - email fpotter@pieceable.com
We are. We're a young but cash-flow positive SaaS startup in Redwood City, CA on the lookout for smart & driven folks for a part-time or internship position (both paid). Here's the req: http://bit.ly/9p6RJj
San Diego Music & Technolog Conference is looking for interns. If you have interest in webdev, wordpress, conference design, social media marketing etc. Please send me a message to roland@sdmtc.com
Any internships available that allow for telecommuting? The internship job market has been pretty dismal down here in southern California (specifically the Inland Empire).
For an internship, you really want to be on-site. The point of an internship isn't to make less money for the same amount of work while you don't have lines on your resume. Well, maybe it is for you. But, thats not what it should be imho.
To me, an internship is about learning how to work with people (or: how a business works) and meeting awesome people (or: making connections). Figure out what it actually means to ship a product, getting real world experience, etc. You can't do much of that if the only contact you have with the company is a Skype session every few days. Thats closer to freelancing than interning.
That said, if I didn't lose your interest, Justin.tv is looking for interns[1]. You should totally apply, if you're in the SF area. I can tell you firsthand that you'll have a great time and learn a ton -- I did an internship with them over the past summer. Feel free to shoot me an email if you have any questions.
I wish I could work for justin.tv! But I live way too far even if they were interested in me. I live in Riverside county - it's not a tech hub by any means. Most internships I've been able to find so far are either in the SF area or the LA/Long Beach area. Hence why I'm looking for internships that allow me to work remotely - some experience is better than none. But it seems highly improbable that I'll find one...
