Summer 2027 T-Ads Software Engineering Internship
T-Mobile
Philadelphia, PAFresher11m agovia LinkedIn
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- New grads, no experience needed · Bachelor's degree
- Must know
- PythonJavaScriptTypeScriptGoScalaGit
- Nice to have
- SQLReactREST APIs
- Work
- On-site in Philadelphia · internship
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Listed
- Nov 11, 2026 · still open
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About the Role
This is an 11-week paid learning experience at T-Ads, the Ad-Tech business unit of T-Mobile. You will do real work, build relationships with other interns and leaders, and be paired with mentors.
Key Responsibilities
- Write, review, and test production-ready code as part of a team of engineers.
- Plan and break down a project from start to finish with your mentor, Product, Design, and Quality Assurance.
- Learn the tech stack and systems that support your project.
- Give and receive feedback through code reviews.
- Ship productionized code that real users depend on.
- Demo your project to the broader engineering organization at the end of the internship.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Experience with at least one language (Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, or Scala) and Git.
- Something real you’ve built: a team project, hackathon, prior internship, or open-source work.
- Familiarity with web or backend development (React, REST APIs, SQL) is a plus.
- Curiosity, a collaborative mindset, and a habit of challenging assumptions and moving with urgency.
- Willingness to learn quickly, adapt, and make sound technical decisions as part of a team.
Qualifications
- At least 18 years of age.
- Legally authorized to work in the United States now and in the future.
- Must have one or more course(s) remaining in a Bachelor's or Graduate degree program post internship.
- Relocation assistance will be provided to program participants who reside more than 50 miles from the internship location.
- Intern wages range from $27/hour to $50/hour, based on education/STEM vs non-STEM designation.