Security Tools Software Engineer Intern (SF Office)

Semgrep; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 98,000 - 126,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Close 1:1 mentorship

In-person SF office

Intern cohort of peers

Job summary

Semgrep in San Francisco is seeking a software engineering intern to help build a new category of developer-focused security tools. You will ship features for integrating Semgrep into existing workflows and improving service scale and reliability.

You will work with full-stack developers, security researchers, and infrastructure engineers, learning from senior developers with backgrounds at Google, Facebook, and startups.

Qualifications

• Have taken multiple college courses in computer science or equivalent experience.
• Are excited about software security and developer enablement.
• Have experience in a dynamic language like Python, Ruby, Javascript, or PHP.
• Are able to work in our San Francisco office 5 days/week.
• Are you able to start on either Monday, May 24th, 2027 or Monday, June 14th, 2027.

Responsibilities

• Design and ship new features in a full-stack codebase using Python, PostgreSQL, Typescript, and React.
• Work with our users, product team, and design team to address user pain points.
• Query our aggregated metrics and run experiments to help understand and improve core Semgrep workflows.
• Collaborate with your team through code reviews, design discussions, and demos.
• Learn from a peer mentor whose job is to help you succeed, and to help you get what you want out of your internship.
• Present your work to the team at the end of your internship.

Skills

Python

Typescript

React

PostgreSQL

Education

Computer science coursework

Tools

Python

PostgreSQL

Typescript

React

Job description

Semgrep in San Francisco is seeking a software engineering intern to help build a new category of developer-focused security tools. You will ship features for integrating Semgrep into existing workflows and improving service scale and reliability.

You will work with full-stack developers, security researchers, and infrastructure engineers, learning from senior developers with backgrounds at Google, Facebook, and startups.