Software Engineer Intern (2027 - 6 Month Internship)

MongoDB Inc.; Dublin; On-site; EUR 33,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship program

Career coaching sessions

Health benefits and PTO

Free lunch and events

Job summary

MongoDB is offering a 6-month internship in Ireland starting January 2027. Interns will work with full‑time engineers in the Product and Technology organization, contributing production‑level code and learning standard software development practices.

You will receive personalized mentorship from an engineering mentor, guidance from a program advisor, and access to career coaching, health benefits, paid time off, lunch, and networking events. A potential full-time offer may follow the program.

Qualifications

• Foundation in computer science theory, data structures, algorithms, and software design.
• Minimum one university semester remaining after internship ends (Spring 2028 or Summer 2028).
• Authorized to work in Ireland; company sponsorship may be available for eligible roles.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with full-time engineers and cross-functional teammates.
• Push production-level code to contribute to MongoDB products and services.
• Learn development methodologies and gain practical software engineering experience.
• Engage in projects that may lead to a full-time offer after the internship.

Skills

Java

Python

Go

C++

JavaScript

Node.js

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science/Engineering

Pursuing Master's degree in CS/Engineering

Job description

• This is a 6 month internship starting in January 2027
• We’re seeking curious minds like yours to collaborate with full-time engineers and cross functional teammates, learn development standard methodologies, and gain practical software engineering experience
• Software engineering interns are fully integrated into software engineering teams across our Product and Technology organization. Interns spend their time pushing production-level code to make lasting contributions across MongoDB’s products and services for our internal teams, external customers, and developer end users
• MongoDB internships are full-time (40 hours/week). The internship is a fixed term program, the start date will be January 2027 for a duration of 6 months
• Authentic Culture: A workplace where you are encouraged to bring your whole self to work, we believe that Embracing the Power of Differences is the best way to broaden our own perspectives and foster innovation
• Personalized Mentorship: Pair up with an engineering Mentor, a Program Advisor from the Early Talent Recruitment Team, and an Employee Resource Group (ERG) Guide to foster your growth
• Career Coaching Sessions: Access to a tailored training program designed uniquely for interns’ personal and professional development
• Work-Life Harmony: Embrace “Bloom for Interns” with access to mental and physical 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
• Exclusive Networking: Attend “Speaker Series” and “Roundtables” to connect with our executives and departmental leaders
• 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 internship!

Have a foundation in computer science theory, with proficiencies in data structures, algorithms, and software designHave a minimum of one semester remaining in university studies after the internship concludes. Graduation date in, Spring 2028 or Summer 2028Must be authorized to work in Ireland and provide the Company with copies of all relevant documents, if requested. Company sponsorship may be available for eligible candidates applying for certain rolesFluent in any one of the following programming languages: Java, Python, Go, C++, Javascript, Node.js - or a comparable object-oriented programming languageIn the process of receiving a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field