SingleStore
Software Engineer Intern
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About this role
Join SingleStore as a Software Engineer Intern for a 12-week program working on real-time database technology. You'll own end-to-end projects deployed to production, collaborating with experienced engineers who mentor your growth while exposing you to product, business, and cross-functional teams.
What you'll do
- Develop features and write tests for SingleStore's distributed SQL database product
- Own projects end-to-end from conception through production deployment
- Collaborate with small engineering teams in a rapid, continuous release environment
- Contribute to the full product lifecycle with guidance from senior engineers
- Work across engineering, product, marketing, and sales to understand business impact
What they're looking for
- JavaScript, Golang, or TypeScript programming
- Computer Science fundamentals and algorithms
- Data structures and software design
- Operating systems and distributed systems knowledge
- Concurrency and multithreading concepts
- Server architecture understanding
- Testing and quality assurance practices
Benefits
- 12-week structured internship program
- Mentorship from engineers invested in your development
- Exposure to multiple business functions and teams
- Visa sponsorship available
- Team celebrations and off-site exploration activities
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SingleStore
SingleStore builds a cloud database platform that powers enterprise data solutions at scale. The company is hiring support engineers, site reliability engineers, and forward-deployed engineers to deliver technical support, optimize cloud infrastructure, and architect customer solutions.
- Website
- singlestore.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex project you've built—how did you approach the architecture and what challenges did you solve?
- Explain your understanding of distributed systems and why consistency matters in a database context.