Software Engineering Intern 2027 (Dublin)

Join Pinterest as a Software Engineering Intern in Dublin for the summer of 2027. As an intern, you will work closely with mentors and various teams to learn about large-scale systems and contribute to building new technologies, features, and tools. You will complete assigned technical projects, execute scoped technical tasks, deliver well-documented and tested code, and collaborate with your team on production-oriented projects. This internship offers a valuable opportunity to develop technical and professional skills, connect with leaders and colleagues, and gain exposure to AI concepts.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with mentors and cross-functional teams to learn about large-scale systems and contribute to building new technologies.
• Complete assigned technical projects with attention to quality, incorporating feedback from mentors and peers, and deliver well-documented, tested, and operable code.
• Participate in intern program events, connect with leaders and colleagues across Pinterest, and leverage opportunities to build technical and professional skills.

Requirements

• A curious nature with a desire to tackle and solve complex problem
• Experience with one or more programming languages such as Python, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, or C++, and familiarity with relevant frameworks, tools, or technologies such as React or similar. Technical requirements vary by team
• Non-academic coding experience (i.e. hackathons, code challenges, personal projects, GitHub, Open Source, volunteer coding experience, conference participation, etc.)
• Obtain Bachelor's in Computer Science or related technical field by June 2028
• This position requires current enrollment in a school or education program in which the individual is working towards a Bachelor’s in Computer Science or related technical field
• Ability to demonstrate an understanding of computer science fundamentals, including data structures and algorithms
• Familiarity using AI as a learning, productivity, and engineering tool, and as an iterative coding partner, to accelerate engineering work while exercising strong judgment around accuracy, security, and when to ask for help