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Ellipsis Labs

Software Engineer - 2027 Interns

New York, New York (Remote)internmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Ellipsis Labs, a venture-backed DeFi startup, is hiring software engineering interns for summer 2027 to build features across their trading and market-making platforms on Solana. You'll own end-to-end projects spanning frontend, backend, infrastructure, or on-chain development while working with a fast-moving team.

What you'll do

  • Build product features and platform components across the full stack based on skills and interests
  • Own scoped projects from problem definition through design, implementation, testing, and deployment
  • Collaborate with design and engineering teams to deliver fast, reliable, and secure experiences
  • Improve performance, reliability, and observability of systems
  • Write clear tests and documentation for code
  • Monitor and maintain deployed solutions

What they're looking for

  • Software development in TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, Rust, Java, or C/C++
  • Data structures, algorithms, and systems thinking
  • Git version control and debugging
  • Full-stack web development (React preferred)
  • Backend APIs and services
  • Infrastructure and DevOps (Docker, CI/CD, cloud)
  • Blockchain and Solana fundamentals
  • Rust or TypeScript proficiency
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Ellipsis Labs

Ellipsis Labs builds high-performance trading and market-making platforms on Solana. The company is hiring software engineers and interns for full-stack roles spanning frontend, backend, infrastructure, and on-chain development.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a project where you owned a feature end-to-end—from design through deployment. What was your biggest challenge and how did you handle it?
  • Tell us about your experience with TypeScript or Rust. Which have you used, and how comfortable are you picking up a new language quickly?