Gemini
Software Engineering Intern (Winter 2027)
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About this role
Join Gemini's engineering team as a Winter 2027 intern and contribute to a regulated crypto platform serving over 70 countries. You'll work on meaningful projects spanning security, blockchain innovation, and API performance while learning from experienced engineers in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.
What you'll do
- Develop new products and features on the Gemini platform, owning meaningful projects within small teams
- Collaborate with senior engineers on design, testing, and scalability improvements
- Contribute technical ideas during planning and design discussions
- Participate in code reviews focusing on correctness, performance, and security
- Refactor and improve reliability and maintainability of existing systems
- Support production systems by diagnosing and resolving alerts and bugs
What they're looking for
- Software engineering fundamentals and coding concepts
- Frontend and/or backend development
- Code review and peer feedback practices
- Problem-solving and system design thinking
- Communication and collaboration
- Passion for blockchain and Web3 technology
- Self-motivation and initiative-taking
- Ability to learn quickly and accept feedback
Benefits
- $50/hour pay rate
- Semester-long internship (January–April 2027)
- 3 days per week in-person at NYC office
- Mentorship from experienced senior engineers
- Exposure to real-world production systems and operations
- Hybrid work flexibility at Gemini hub locations
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Gemini
Gemini is a crypto and Web3 platform that develops products and features focused on security, blockchain innovation, and system performance. The company is hiring software engineering interns to work on these technical challenges alongside experienced engineers.
View all jobs at GeminiLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a time you took ownership of a technical project and pushed it forward without being told what to do.
- What interests you most about blockchain and Web3, and why do you want to work in this space?