Full Stack Software Engineer - 2026 Summer Intern
Symmetry Systems
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- Location
- United States
- Job Type
- full-time
- Salary
- Unknown
- Posted
- January 4, 2026
Job Description
Responsibilities
- Assist in developing and testing new features for our security platform
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams on data analysis and visualization projects
- Participate in research initiatives related to emerging threats and security trends
- Support documentation efforts for internal and external use
- Contribute to software development tasks under the guidance of senior team members
Qualifications
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
- Experience in software development
- Strong problem-solving and debugging skills
- Knowledge of programming languages such as JavaScript, Python
- Experience with version control systems like Gitlab
- Ability to work independently and in a team
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
Details
- Location: Remote
- Duration: 10-12 weeks (Summer 2026)
π― Who is this job for?
This role is suitable for a junior full-stack or software engineering student who wants hands-on experience building and testing real product features, working with JavaScript and Python, and learning how modern security platforms handle data, AI, and emerging threats while collaborating with experienced engineers in a fully remote environment.
π¬ Potential Interview Questions
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Why are you interested in a Full Stack SWE internship at Symmetry Systems?
I’m excited by the combination of security, data, and AI—especially the “data-out” approach to protecting sensitive information. Working on a real platform that helps organizations innovate safely with genAI and modern data stacks aligns perfectly with my interests in backend systems, APIs, and secure application design. -
What is your experience with JavaScript and Python?
I use JavaScript/TypeScript with React on the frontend and Node.js (Express/Fastify) on the backend, and Python for data processing, scripting, and small backend services (Flask/FastAPI). Across school projects and side projects, I’ve built REST APIs, simple dashboards, and automation scripts in both languages. -
Describe a recent full-stack project you’ve worked on.
I built a small analytics dashboard where a React frontend called a Node.js/Express API, which in turn processed data with a Python microservice. I designed the REST endpoints, handled authentication, wrote unit tests for core logic, and deployed it using Docker and a simple CI pipeline. -
What’s your experience with Git/GitLab and collaborative workflows?
I use Git every day with feature branches, pull/merge requests, code reviews, and conventional commit messages. In GitLab/GitHub projects, I’ve set up basic CI pipelines to run tests and linters on each MR, and I’m comfortable resolving conflicts and maintaining clean history. -
How do you approach debugging and problem solving?
I first reproduce the issue reliably, then narrow the scope using logs, breakpoints, and small experiments. I check assumptions (inputs, environment, data), add targeted logging if needed, and once it’s fixed I add or update tests so that specific bug can’t sneak back in. -
Do you have any experience with data analysis or visualization?
Yes—mostly using Python (Pandas, NumPy) for data cleaning and analysis, and libraries like Matplotlib/Plotly or charts in React (e.g., Recharts/Chart.js) for visualizations. I’ve built simple dashboards that show trends, anomalies, and aggregate metrics for homework and personal projects. -
What’s your familiarity with security concepts or threats?
I know the basics of secure coding: validating and sanitizing inputs, avoiding SQL injection, proper auth/session handling, using HTTPS, and least-privilege access. I follow OWASP Top 10 concepts (XSS, CSRF, broken auth, etc.) and try to design APIs and UIs with those risks in mind. -
How do you handle working on a remote, cross-functional team?
I over-communicate asynchronously: clear written updates, well-scoped tasks, and quick questions via chat or comments. I’m used to daily standups, shared docs/specs, and pairing over video when needed, and I make sure to be responsive and proactive about blockers. -
How do you learn new tools or technologies quickly?
I skim the official docs, build a tiny “hello world” project, then incrementally add features. I like to read example code, ask focused questions, and take notes as I go so I can reuse patterns later. I’m comfortable doing this with new frameworks, CLIs, or cloud/security tooling. -
What’s your current academic status and availability for Summer 2026?
I’m currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science and will be available full-time for a 10–12 week internship in Summer 2026, with flexibility on exact start and end dates.
π Job Summary
Symmetry Systems is hiring a Full Stack Software Engineer – Summer 2026 Intern (Remote, US) to help build and test features for its Data+AI security platform, collaborating with cross-functional teams on data analysis/visualization, research into emerging security threats, and documentation, while contributing code in JavaScript and Python under senior engineer mentorship; ideal for students pursuing CS or related degrees with some software development experience, Git/GitLab familiarity, strong debugging skills, and the ability to work both independently and in a distributed team over a 10–12 week fully remote summer internship.
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