HP
HP Wolf Security is a world-class engineering team developing advanced security solutions that protect millions of PCs globally. As a Browser Software Engineer Intern, you'll contribute meaningfully to real products across the full software stack, working alongside experienced engineers in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
What you’ll do
- Develop and test browser-based security solutions that will ship to enterprise users
- Contribute to end-to-end software components spanning the full technology stack
- Build enterprise-grade applications deployed across millions of devices
- Collaborate with experienced engineers and iterate rapidly on evolving features
Eligibility
- Currently studying for or graduating with a Bachelor's degree in a STEM field (postgraduate applications also welcome)
- Solid coding experience in C or C++, with demonstrable work outside university (open source, hackathons, etc.)
- Ideally experienced with Windows platform development and Python
- Interest in security, malware analysis, or exploitation techniques is valued
- Must be available to work on-site in Cambridge (remote applications will not be considered)
Key facts
- Location: Cambridge
- Rolling — applications open, no fixed deadline
- Industrial placement
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