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Pinterest Engineering · 1 month ago

Software Engineer Intern (USA)

United States

Internship

Remote

Intern

$8,250/mo - $11,000/mo

Start in 2026 Spring

Pinterest is a platform where millions find creative ideas and plan memorable moments. They are seeking inquisitive interns for their IT Data Platform team to learn about large-scale systems while contributing to real projects that impact the company.

Computer Software

No H1B

Responsibilities

Demonstrate accountability and quality in your work while receiving support and guidance from your mentor, manager, and peers

Execute scoped technical tasks end-to-end to help build the future of Pinterest

Pull Snowflake metadata and have the LLM generate to generate comprehensive table and column descriptions

Deliver code that is well-documented, tested, and operable

Communicate new ideas and opinions with candor as you grow both professionally and personally through learning and development opportunities

Collaborate with your team and contribute to real projects that impact Pinterest

Opportunities to interact with leaders and employees across Pinterest and to participate in a variety of optional company events

Qualification

PythonData StructuresAlgorithmsC++JavaSnowflakeCuriosityCollaborationProblem Solving

Required

Current enrollment in a school or education program in which the individual is working towards a Bachelor's in Computer Science (CS) or a related technical field

Obtain Bachelor's in Computer Science or a related technical field by June 2027

2-3 years of completed CS classes (Intro to CS and Algorithms, Advanced Algorithms, Operating Systems and Data Structures are all great!)

Ability to demonstrate an understanding of computer science fundamentals, including data structures and algorithms

Experience with Python, CSS, C++, Java, Snowflake as we use a variety of programming languages and tools

Non-academic coding experience (i.e. hack-a-thons, code challenges, personal projects, GitHub, Open Source, volunteer coding experience, conference participation, etc.)

Demonstrated curiosity and a desire to tackle and solve complex problems