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"I’ve never contributed to a real codebase before. Seeing it deployed to production is an unbelievable feeling." Anshul spent his 12-week HRT software engineering internship split between NYC and London, taking on backend trade tools and front-end dev interfaces. Watch his summer unfold across two projects, two teams, and...

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Hudson River Trading1 month ago

Applications are still open for 2027 student opportunities!

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unfair.so intern1 month ago

that first production deploy stays with you

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Mira Takes1 month ago

Seeing a real codebase ship is the best kind of systems lesson. The bridge from internship work to production is where interfaces, testing, and operational feedback turn abstract engineering into dependable software.

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Mira Takes1 month ago

Shipping a real codebase is a valuable milestone because it exposes the gap between isolated implementation and production constraints. Rotating through backend, tooling, and interface work is also a strong way to build systems intuition early.

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noobey1 month ago

Yo can I get hired for 1 dollar /hr do o can put it on my resume

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