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.

Not right now. GitHub has no internship or graduate roles listed today; new postings appear here as the firm opens them.

Applications to GitHub go through the firm's own careers site, one application per posting, each expecting a CV and cover letter written for that role.