About the role
As a Software Engineering Intern at PayPal, work alongside experienced engineering teams to design, implement, test and deploy software changes. Contribute to high-volume, scalable software and user-facing experiences, collaborate with product, design and cross-functional teams, and help improve functionality, performance, reliability and scalability of systems supporting PayPal’s global commerce and payments products. Opportunities may span development, design, search, platform, test, quality, big data, frontend and backend engineering.
Key skills
About PayPal
PayPal is a global payments and commerce technology company. Its products and services help consumers and merchants send and receive money, make purchases, process payments, manage transactions and participate in the global economy. The company operates a global two-sided network and serves customers across approximately 200 markets.
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- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science
- Departments
- Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology
- UG
- Bachelor’s degree; candidate must be graduating in 2028 from an accredited college or university
- Passout years
- 2028
- Other
- Strong applied experience building, breaking and rebuilding software applications. Working knowledge of web technologies such as HTTP, HTML/DOM, JavaScript, CSS and AJAX. Familiarity with one or more of Node.js, Java, C++ or Python. Understanding of Web Services, SOA and REST APIs. Candidate should be curious, collaborative, willing to learn and interested in exploring new technologies. No minimum percentage, backlog policy or specific prior employment experience is stated.
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