GitHub

GitHub describes itself as "the complete developer platform" and reports 180M+ developers, 420M+ repositories and 4M+ organizations, with 90% of the Fortune 100 on the platform; independent records describe it as the world's largest source-code host and a remote-first workplace held as a Microsoft subsidiary since its $7.5bn acquisition in 2018. Its early-career hiring runs through three published routes, a summer internship, a new-graduate track, and openings for bootcamp graduates and career-changers (Early in Profession), rather than a single campus funnel. Because the company is remote-first, these roles are not tied to one office. For an applicant that widens the entry points well beyond a single graduate scheme, but because hiring is remote and global each opening draws a far larger pool than a regional campus round, so it rewards applying early and to the specific route that fits.

GitHub currently has no open internship or graduate roles listed on Jorb AI. This page updates continuously; check back as new postings rotate.

Applications to GitHub go through the official careers site. Each role on this page links directly to the specific application. GitHub does not use third-party submission services.