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Your role

MongoDB seeks motivated and talented students to help build the next-generation database platform. As an intern, you will work directly with MongoDB's product managers, user experience designers, and software engineers. You will be fully integrated into the team, helping to understand and analyze users' needs and pain points, and advocating on their behalf. You will mine various data sources, discuss technical constraints with engineers and designers to create new product requirements and experiences, and refine and communicate the product strategy to relevant stakeholders.

The Field Engineering organization is a fast-paced, entrepreneurial team whose focus is bridging the gap between MongoDB official database products and the reality of the services organizations which are “boots on the ground” and often rely upon quickly created tools to assist customers with modernizing their application code and architectures. The sort of projects they work on are varied but include a combination of research, proof of concept, and product development. Since they focus on GenAI, this includes working with LLMs, parsing tools, agentic frameworks, etc. The tools are immediately usable, experimented on, and then refined by a broad engineering team worldwide.

As an intern, you will work on one or more of these GenAI projects with dedicated mentors who will help you learn the nuances of product software development. During your internship, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on a production codebase with a team committed to you having a positive experience.

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About you

Here's what MongoDB is looking for in this role:

• In the process of receiving a Bachelor’s or Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Applied Sciences, or a related field 
• Technical skills; while not expected to write production code, you should be comfortable diving into design and code, particularly Python. You must be able to learn from existing examples, explore APIs, triage bugs, and speak on any of the technical aspects of the tools in your portfolio
• Communication skills, both verbal and written
• Curious and have a desire to learn and adapt; you are a self-starter and thrive in ambiguity
• Have a minimum of one quarter/semester remaining in university studies after the internship concludes.
• Must be authorized to work in Australia. Company sponsorship may be available for eligible candidates applying for certain roles.

MongoDB internships are full-time for 10 consecutive weeks lasting from dates in December - February. All interns are considered hybrid employees, designated the "in office" working model, and are expected to be in their office location 3-5 days a week.

Benefits

What you'll find at MongoDB:

• Authentic Culture: A workplace where you are encouraged to bring your whole self to work, they believe that Embracing the Power of Differences is the best way to broaden their own perspectives and foster innovation.
• Personalized Mentorship: Pair up with an engineering Mentor, and a Program Advisor from the Early Talent Recruitment Team.
• Career Coaching Sessions: Access to "MonGROWDB", a tailored training program designed uniquely for interns’ personal and professional development.
• Work-Life Harmony: Embrace "Bloom for Interns" with access to mental health benefits, paid time off, free lunch, and more!
• Impactful Projects: Contribute to projects where you can Make it Matter - your meaningful work will see the light of day.
• Vibrant Community: Build connections with fellow interns and join after-work social events, virtual gatherings, and local city activities to create connections and friendships.
• Path to Full-Time: A chance to see if MongoDB is where you see yourself long-term with the possibility of receiving a full-time offer at the end of the summer!

Source

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• mongodb.com/company/careers