Summer Software Engineer Intern — Build Real Impact

Grow Therapy; United States; On-site; USD 27,552,000 - 48,216,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Learning stipend

Mental health breaks

Unlimited PTO

Remote office setup stipend

Wellness stipend

Meals in office

Job summary

Grow Therapy invites a Summer Internship for students pursuing a CS/SE degree to join a product engineering team in New York City. You will own a scoped project from design to production, work with mentors, and contribute to real client and provider outcomes.

You’ll participate in planning, stand-ups, reviews, demos, and retrospectives, while receiving regular feedback and a final project review. The program runs June 1–August 20, 2027.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s program in CS/SE with expected graduation Fall 2027 or Spring 2028.
• Familiarity with data structures, algorithms, software design, and at least one general-purpose language.
• Experience with Python, TypeScript, React helpful but not required.
• Demonstrates potential through projects, research, hackathons, OSS, internships, or co-ops.
• Values quality, attention to detail, and respectful collaboration.
• Comfort using AI-assisted development tools while considering correctness, privacy, and impact.

Responsibilities

• Plan, participate in stand-ups, code reviews, demos, and retrospectives as part of a product team.
• Investigate bugs, evaluate tradeoffs, and leverage data and user feedback to improve your solution.
• Communicate progress, risks, decisions, and learnings to the team.
• Present your project, technical approach, and impact at the program’s end.

Skills

Python

TypeScript

React

Data structures

Algorithms

Software design

AI tools usage

Education

Pursuing bachelor’s or master’s in CS/Software Engineering

Tools

Claude

Copilot

Cursor

Job description

Grow Therapy invites a Summer Internship for students pursuing a CS/SE degree to join a product engineering team in New York City. You will own a scoped project from design to production, work with mentors, and contribute to real client and provider outcomes.

You’ll participate in planning, stand-ups, reviews, demos, and retrospectives, while receiving regular feedback and a final project review. The program runs June 1–August 20, 2027.