Hey everyone!

Happy Sunday and thanks for reading :)

Apparently the job market did not get the memo that Sunday is supposed to be quiet.

Salesforce has a college-grad role, Sony is hiring a Software Engineer I, Amazon has a Fall internship, and Ramp is paying $11,700 a month for Android interns. I did reread that number. Twice.

Let's get into it!

8 roles

4 full-time

4 internships

6 salary-listed

Best companies: Salesforce, Sony, Amazon, Ramp, Cisco, Mastercard

Level: College grad
Location: Dallas, TX / On site
Pay: $110,000-$153,000/yr
Why first: This is explicitly a college-grad role, and academic or internship experience counts. The team builds and tests scalable cloud products using Java, Python, JavaScript, SQL, or C++.

Level: Entry level
Location: Los Angeles, CA / On site
Pay: $125,800-$188,800/yr
Why first: This is full-stack work on PlayStation's Unified Telemetry team. The stack includes TypeScript, React, Kubernetes, and data pipelines, and Sony also mentions a mentorship program in the listing.

Level: Fall 2026 internship
Location: Seattle, WA / On site
Pay: $110,500-$160,000/yr annualized
Why first: Amazon interns work on distributed systems, cloud services, CI/CD, and production issues. It is a 12-week role for students graduating between October 2026 and September 2029, so quite a few class years can apply.

Ramp is hiring interns to ship features in its Android app. The role pays $11,700 a month and is hybrid in New York or San Francisco. Applicants need Kotlin and an app or several features that reached real users.

Western Digital has openings across systems software, apps, data, firmware, and hardware integration in several U.S. offices. Coursework, research, internships, and personal projects all count. No pay is listed.

Base Power is an Austin company building home batteries that help balance the electric grid. Interns write C/C++ across bare-metal, RTOS, and embedded Linux systems, with coursework and side projects counting as experience. No pay is listed.

Cisco is hiring for Python automation and testing on networking products. A bachelor's degree qualifies with no previous experience, and testing or debugging from school projects counts. Pay is $107,800-$136,800 in San Jose, but there is no visa sponsorship.

Mastercard's role is Java-heavy work on cloud-ready payment systems using Spring Boot, Kafka, REST, and automated testing. It pays $72,000-$115,000 in O'Fallon, Missouri, and the listing is written for someone who will learn from senior engineers.

Salesforce specifically mentions Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code. If you used one to ship a project, say what you built and what you tested yourself instead of listing the tool on its own.

Best of luck!

See you shortly,

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David

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