Adobe offers Technical Summer internships. These internships can provide a student with valuable work experience while they continue their education. As an intern, you will be involved in exciting team projects with some of the most talented people in the industry. You will learn from the best while working in a fun and creative environment.

Adobe offers internships in San Jose, California; San Francisco, California; Seattle, Washington; Newton, Massachusetts; and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Most of our positions are for technical students. If you don't fit the criteria, you may still send us your resumé in the event a position that matches your skill set becomes available.

Description

We hire software development engineer interns and co-ops into our technical teams based in Seattle, Washington. Our interns and co-ops write real software and partner with a select group of experienced software development engineers, who both help and challenge them as they work on projects that matter to our customers. 

Experience Apple. There's the typical job: punch in, make widgets, punch out, repeat. Then there's an internship at Apple. Where you're encouraged to defy routine. To explore the far reaches of the possible. To travel unchartered paths. And to be a part of something far bigger than yourself. Because around here, changing the world just comes with the job description.

Apple offers hands-on experience with real-world projects that will allow you to apply what you've learned in school, gain skill rapidly, and build your resume and portfolio. Though roles and responsibilities vary, interns are almost always assigned to small teams, where they work alongside experienced professionals. Please visit our Behind the Scenes page to read about one intern's on-the-job experiences.

ExxonMobil’s Pre-Employment Programme is a paid Attachment programme offered to students in their second or penultimate year of study.

Attachments run for 24-weeks (engineering), or 8 weeks (non-engineering), during January to June, and July to December each year.

The objective of the PEP is to provide the organisation with a steady source of future employees. For the student, the PEP is designed to provide:

• First hand working experience in a corporate environment
• Opportunities to learn more about the diverse ExxonMobil lines of business and affiliate organisations specifically and the petrochemical industry generally
• A network of contacts
• Useful and practical skills for future employment

As part of the PEP, each student is assigned a supervisor/mentor and participates in various training activities. Students are given real work projects and have the opportunity to report back on these projects to their management team.

Points to note:

• Invitations to host campus internships are received directly from University campuses via the student attachment offices.  Please contact your campus student office for more details on when / how to apply
• Standard Attachment allowance is S$1,200/month
• Internship requests from overseas students are considered directly by ExxonMobil (and not through a campus liaison).
• Note for overseas interns (i.e, students from overseas universities on Attachment in ExxonMobil Singapore), ExxonMobil does not cover cost of travel to Singapore, living and other expenses. Overseas interns are paid the standard local allowance.
  

In your 10-12 weeks as a Fog Creek Summer Intern in Software Development you will be given a real project to work on that will ship as a part of one of our products. You will receive mentoring from the team at Fog Creek, and learn about the software development industry from the experts. We're a small company, so you'll see everything that goes into software ... not just code, but testing, marketing, sales, documentation, customer support, and user interface design... stuff you would never learn at a bigger company. Here are just a few examples of recent internship projects:

• A dynamic, check-as-you-type spell checker - entirely using AJAX
• Highly optimized Monte Carlo simulations for project scheduling
• An ASP to PHP compiler
• Bayesian Filtering code to filter spam and sort FogBugz email messages into areas automatically
• Adding SSL security to VNC
• A powerful Flash-based chart engine

At Fog Creek Software, we'll give you a big project and we'll expect you to deliver something great.

We have an exciting and innovative internship program for students pursuing degrees in a variety of different areas. We're looking for students pursuing degrees in computer science (or closely related areas), who love to problem-solve, code, and design.  If you like working on challenging and intriguing problems in an entrepreneurial environment that respects creative approaches and solutions, a Google internship is for you!

Opportunities within Engineering:

• Building large scale distributed file systems and other infrastructures to reliably and efficiently manage and process hundreds of terabytes of information
• Designing and conducting qualitative user studies to gauge the usability of new and existing Google features and making concrete, data-driven recommendations for change based on your findings
• Designing and improving software that can crawl and index billions of web pages and other documents
• Using machine-learning techniques to study relationships and associations within existing data (e.g., spelling correction)
• Using Google's data to keep track of important new info and automatically extract summaries for people who need it (e.g., the automatically generated news summary on news.google.com)

• Associate Product Manager Intern - Mountain View
  
• Associate Technology Manager Intern - Mountain View
  
• Desktop Support Intern - Mountain View
  
• Partner Solutions Engineering Intern - Mountain View
  
• Platforms Engineering Intern - Mountain View
  
• Software Engineering Intern - Internationalization - Mountain View
  
• Software Engineering Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• Software Engineer in Test Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• Software Quality Assurance Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• Technical Writer Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• User Experience Researcher Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• User Interface Design Intern - Multiple Locations
  
• Wireless Engineering Intern - Multiple Locations

The Extreme Blue™ program is IBM's premier internship for top-notch students pursuing software development and MBA degrees. If you're chosen for the program, you become part of a team working in one of a dozen Extreme Blue labs around the world. Your team's challenge: develop the technology and business plan for a new product or service that addresses an existing market challenge. Through the program, interns have submitted more than 270 patent disclosures and contributed six projects to the open source community, two for alphaWorks®, and helped create solutions for key clients and bring-to-market the next generation of IBM products. Not bad for just 12 weeks. Unlike other intern programs that may relegate you to work on outdated technology, Extreme Blue teams work on leading technology that helps grow your skills and make you a more attractive candidate in the technology field. Interns in this high-performance environment get to roll up their sleeves and work with "hot" technology, like Linux®, Grid computing, RFID, and Web services.

What's the internship like? Check it out!  Watch video from our 2006 North American teams. 

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	Watch the 2006 video

A student employment assignment at IBM gives you real-world experience that offers you a competitive edge when you enter the workforce. Student employment assignments provide you the opportunity to become familiar with IBM's organization, work style and corporate culture.