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About the Role

As a Windows Engineering intern, you will collaborate with full-time employees in the IT department to learn how to design, deploy, secure, and maintain automation tools and infrastructure components critical to Jane Street's success. You will work on real-world projects, potentially developing and maintaining tools for Windows automation and configuration management, improving CI/CD systems, or enhancing the efficiency and scalability of tools and monitoring solutions.

Responsibilities

Brainstorming approaches to improve systems and workflows
Writing code
Learning about new technologies
Developing and maintaining tools and applications related to Windows automation and configuration management
Improving CI/CD systems, cross-platform frameworks, and software development environments
Improving the efficiency and scalability of tools, services, and monitoring solutions
Implementing editor and workflow improvements to streamline coding and deployment workflows across IT

Requirements

Strong programmer with high potential and aptitude for learning
Experience with .NET languages (C# or F#)
Knowledgeable in operating system fundamentals and computer architecture
Able to understand network protocols at a basic level
Familiar with AI/LLMs and prompt engineering
Intellectually curious, collaborative, and eager to learn
Humble and unafraid to ask questions and admit mistakes
Strong communicator
Comfortable at the command line and in a GUI
Fluent in English

Skills

OCaml
F#
PowerShell
.NET
C#
AI/LLMs
Prompt engineering

Work Type

Internship

Experience Level

Intern

About the Company

Jane Street is a quantitative trading firm that operates at the intersection of finance, technology, and academic research.