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Software Engineering Intern - Summer 2027 at Rhombus | Swiftcruit
Develop a scoped engineering project that contributes to Rhombus products or the systems behind them.
Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and designers to understand user needs and translate them into technical solutions.
Write readable, maintainable code; participate in code reviews; and incorporate feedback from teammates.
Test and debug your work, with attention to reliability, performance, security, and the user experience.
Document your approach, communicate progress, and present your results and learnings at the end of the program.
What You Bring
Ability to work at Rhombus HQ during Summer 2027 (June-August).
Actively pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or similar technical field of study and graduating by June 2028.
A foundation in programming, data structures, algorithms, and problem-solving.
Experience using at least one programming language through coursework, personal projects, research, or a previous internship.
Evidence of something you’ve built, tested, or improved—and the ability to explain your approach.
Curiosity, initiative, and a willingness to ask questions, learn new tools, and act on feedback.
Clear communication and the ability to collaborate with teammates.
Prior professional internship experience is preferred.
Prior internship experience developing and launching product is a plus.
What You’ll Gain
Ownership of a meaningful project with clear goals and tangible outcomes.
Mentorship, code reviews, and practical feedback from experienced engineers.
Exposure to how engineering, product, design, and hardware teams build connected products.
Experience balancing technical decisions with customer needs.
A final project presentation that demonstrates your work and growth.
