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Ramp

Software Engineering Intern, Android

New York, NY (HQ)From $10kinterninternAdded today

About this role

Ramp seeks Android interns for a 12-16 week program to build and ship features for their fintech mobile app. You'll collaborate with experienced engineers on a product used by thousands of companies to manage billions in spending, while gaining hands-on experience in a fast-paced, high-impact environment.

What you'll do

  • Build and ship new features for Ramp's Android application
  • Contribute to the mobile codebase alongside experienced engineers
  • Collaborate with Product and Design teams to implement features
  • Incorporate customer feedback to improve the product
  • Contribute to engineering tools and processes for team scaling

What they're looking for

  • Kotlin and/or Android development
  • Mobile app development fundamentals
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Mobile design patterns and best practices
  • Problem-solving and rapid learning
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Jetpack Compose (nice to have)

Benefits

  • Housing stipend
  • Apple MacBook provided
  • Catered lunches and dinners in NYC office
  • Health and wellness stipend
  • Flexible PTO
  • Home-office equipment ordering
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Ramp

Ramp builds AI-first financial infrastructure and intelligence platforms that help businesses simplify complex finance operations, from spend management to FP&A and book-close workflows. The company is hiring Design Engineers, Software Engineers, fullstack AI Engineers, Onboarding Engineers, and Production Engineers to build scalable customer-facing experiences, developer APIs, fraud detection systems, and mission-critical infrastructure handling billions in transactions.

Website
ramp.com
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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about an Android project you've built—what was the most challenging technical problem you solved?
  • How would you approach learning Jetpack Compose if you haven't used it before?