About the role#
We are looking for iOS engineering interns to join our teams for a 10-week summer program. You will work on hands-on projects that impact how millions of readers experience our journalism. This role is a full-time, hybrid position based in New York City.
What you'll do#
- Build and maintain features using Swift, including new apps for specific teams.
- Take part in technical discussions regarding product feature development.
- Help set and promote standards for iOS development and delivery.
- Connect with our internal community of mobile developers.
- Integrate your work with our broader iOS platform code where applicable.
- Support our commitment to journalistic independence and our mission to help people understand the world.
What you'll need#
- At least 6 months of educational or professional experience with iOS.
- Hands-on experience with Swift, including writing unit tests and using frameworks like SwiftUI.
- A solid understanding of iOS design patterns, memory management, and multi-threading.
- Product sense and the ability to turn goals into quality, shippable code.
- Enrollment in a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree program.
Location & details#
- Location: New York, New York.
- Modality: Hybrid.
- Term: Summer 2027 (starting June 7, 2027).
- Pay: $40.00 per hour for 35 hours per week.
About The New York Times
The New York Times is a newspaper publishing company based in New York City. It was founded in 1851 and currently operates as a public company. The organization employs over 14,000 people to produce journalism and digital products for its readers. Its operations are centered at 620 Eighth Avenue.
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