Mentored Full-Stack Engineer Intern

E1; United States; Remote; USD 2,066,000 - 3,031,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Direct mentorship

Hands-on internship experience

Job summary

E1 is offering a Full Stack Software Engineer Internship focused on real product work, with ongoing code reviews, mentorship, and feedback. You will contribute to live tasks, participate in standups, and collaborate across engineering, product, and design to deliver value.

You will gain practical experience by taking an assigned ticket from implementation to review and release, while learning the collaborative pull-request workflow and best practices in software delivery.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a degree in CS or software engineering, or equivalent skills.
• Working knowledge of JavaScript or TypeScript.
• Familiarity with Git and collaborative PR workflow.
• Understanding of fundamental web concepts.
• Curiosity, persistence, and a willingness to tackle unfamiliar problems.

Responsibilities

• Implement user-facing improvements and resolve defects across frontend and backend code.
• Create pull requests for your work and refine solutions through code review.
• Add appropriate tests to the features and fixes you deliver.
• Take part in standups and planning sessions as a contributing member of the team.
• Join design and product conversations to understand requirements and provide an engineering perspective.
• Apply feedback from your assigned engineering partner as you improve your technical judgment and development habits.

Skills

JavaScript/TypeScript

Web fundamentals

Git workflow

Collaboration

Problem solving

Education

CS/Software Eng student

Tools

Git

Job description

E1 is offering a Full Stack Software Engineer Internship focused on real product work, with ongoing code reviews, mentorship, and feedback. You will contribute to live tasks, participate in standups, and collaborate across engineering, product, and design to deliver value.

You will gain practical experience by taking an assigned ticket from implementation to review and release, while learning the collaborative pull-request workflow and best practices in software delivery.