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Jane Street is offering an internship in Windows engineering focused on infrastructure and automation behind its Windows desktop and server estate. You will work with internally developed systems, open-source software, and third‑party platforms to support production technology across the firm.
The role exposes you to OCaml, F#, and PowerShell as core languages for automation, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, code quality, and scalable tooling for the IT stack.
Build and automate Windows infrastructure using C#/F#, PowerShell, OCaml, CI/CD, configuration management, monitoring, and cross-platform engineering systems.
The Windows Engineer internship is an IT and systems-engineering role focused on the infrastructure and automation behind Jane Street’s Windows desktop and server estate. The team combines internally developed systems, open-source software, and third-party platforms to support engineering and production technology across the firm.
Interns are exposed to several languages used by the team: OCaml as Jane Street’s primary development language, F# in parts of the Windows stack, and PowerShell for much of the IT automation work. Projects come directly from the team’s mission-critical production stack.
You should be a strong programmer with experience in a .NET language such as C# or F#, understand operating-system fundamentals and computer architecture, and have a basic understanding of network protocols. Jane Street also explicitly lists familiarity with AI/LLMs and prompt engineering as useful. Candidates should be equally comfortable working from a command line and a graphical environment, and should communicate and collaborate well.
Location London, United Kingdom
Job type Internship
Category Software Engineering
New York, United States
Global quantitative trading and technology firm known for mathematical problem-solving, market making, and collaborative research-driven trading.