Software Engineer, Intern - Campus Recruiting 2027

Who we are At Domino, we build software that helps the largest, AI-driven organizations build and operate advanced data science and AI solutions at scale. Our platform integrates a streamlined model development environment, MLOps capabilities, and novel features for collaboration, reuse, and reproducibility — all of which make data science teams more productive, reduce time to value, and ensure compliance. Our customers — like Johnson & Johnson, GSK, Bristol Myers, UBS, FINRA and the US Navy — are using our software to solve some of the most important challenges in the world, such as developing new medicines, securing our financial markets, or protecting our country. Backed by Sequoia Capital, Coatue Management, NVIDIA, Snowflake and other leading investors, we have been in business for a decade but are still a small team operating with the spirit of a startup. Especially in the world of AI today, we believe that the future is still being invented — and we want to be the ones building it. For more information, visit www.domino.ai What your impact will be As a Software Engineer Intern at Domino, you’ll spend 10-12 weeks working alongside talented engineers from all backgrounds to help build the platform that powers how data science is done at some of the world’s largest companies. Our interns are versatile and eager to learn, contributing across the full stack from backend services and APIs, to frontend features, to integrations with cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP. Throughout your internship, you’ll gain hands-on experience in designing, coding, testing, and delivering features that support real-world enterprise use cases. You’ll work closely with experienced engineers, receive mentorship, and have opportunities to learn new technologies while making a meaningful impact on your team. At Domino, we trust our interns to contribute to important and visible projects from the start. You’ll leave the program with practical engineering experience, exposure to scal