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Software Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 Leidos

    πŸ“ Annapolis, Maryland

  2. 🏒 Cloudflare

    πŸ“ Austin, Texas

  3. 🏒 Unity Technologies

    πŸ“ Washington, District of Columbia

Software Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 JT4

    πŸ“ Las Vegas, Nevada

  2. 🏒 Boeing

    πŸ“ North Charleston, South Carolina

  3. 🏒 UnitedHealth Group

    πŸ“ Basking Ridge, New Jersey

Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 Bosch Group

    πŸ“ Fort Lauderdale, Florida

  2. 🏒 American Electric Power

    πŸ“ Tulsa, Oklahoma

  3. 🏒 Munters

    πŸ“ Selma, Texas

Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 Arcadis

    πŸ“ Melville, New York

  2. 🏒 Micron Technology

    πŸ“ Boise, Idaho

  3. 🏒 RTX

    πŸ“ Farmington, New Mexico

Data Analytics Internship

  1. 🏒 Axis Communications

    πŸ“ Irvine, California

  2. 🏒 Promega

    πŸ“ Madison, Wisconsin

  3. 🏒 Schneider Electric

    πŸ“ Lexington, Kentucky

Data Analytics Full Time

  1. 🏒 iCapital

    πŸ“ Stamford, Connecticut

  2. 🏒 Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  3. 🏒 Manhattan DA

    πŸ“ New York, New York

Marketing Internship

  1. 🏒 Fortinet

    πŸ“ Sunnyvale, California

  2. 🏒 Auberge Collection

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  3. 🏒 NPR

    πŸ“ Washington, District of Columbia

Marketing Full Time

  1. 🏒 Sinclair Broadcast Group

    πŸ“ Baltimore, Maryland

  2. 🏒 Octagon

    πŸ“ Stamford, Connecticut

  3. 🏒 Station Casinos

    πŸ“ Las Vegas, Nevada

Finance Internship

  1. 🏒 The Chemours Company

    πŸ“ Wilmington, Delaware

  2. 🏒 NPR

    πŸ“ Washington, District of Columbia

  3. 🏒 Expeditors

    πŸ“ Hawthorne, California

Finance Full Time

  1. 🏒 Mercer Advisors

    πŸ“ San Francisco, California

  2. 🏒 Penske

    πŸ“ Greensboro, North Carolina

  3. 🏒 Northwell

    πŸ“ Melville, New York

Sales Internship

  1. 🏒 Menard, Inc

    πŸ“ Casper, Wyoming

Sales Full Time

  1. 🏒 Nexthink

    πŸ“ Boston, Massachusetts

  2. 🏒 Uline

    πŸ“ Seattle, Washington

  3. 🏒 Sherwin-Williams

    πŸ“ Auburn, Alabama

Medical Internship

  1. 🏒 INTEGRIS Health

    πŸ“ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

  2. 🏒 Mercy Health

    πŸ“ Oregon, Ohio

  3. 🏒 CoxHealth

    πŸ“ Springfield, Missouri

Medical Full Time

  1. 🏒 Northwell

    πŸ“ Manhasset, New York

  2. 🏒 TriHealth

    πŸ“ Wilmington, Ohio

  3. 🏒 Wellstar Health System

    πŸ“ Austell, Georgia

You got the offer. Your instinct is to scream "yes!" and sign immediately. Don't. You're probably leaving money on the table, and negotiating won't cost you the job.

Here's the fear: "If I push back, they'll pull the offer." That almost never happens. They picked you. They don't want to restart the search over a few thousand dollars. A polite ask is normal and expected.

First, know the number

Before you say anything, look up the actual range. Levels.fyi, Glassdoor, and a quick Google of "[role] salary [city]" get you close.

You can't negotiate if you don't know what the job's worth.

The line that opens the door

When the offer comes, don't accept on the spot. Say:

"Thank you so much, I'm really excited. Could I have a day or two to review the details?"

That alone buys you time and signals you're thoughtful, not desperate.

Then make the ask

Keep it warm and specific:

"I'm really excited about this role. Based on my research and what I'd bring, I was hoping we could get closer to [number]. Is there flexibility?"

That's it. You're not demanding. You're asking. And you've given a reason, not just a bigger number.

If salary won't budge, negotiate everything else

Some companies have fixed pay bands. Fine. Other things are on the table:

  • Signing bonus

  • Start date

  • Remote/hybrid flexibility

  • Extra PTO

  • A review (and raise) at 6 months instead of 12

Ask: "I understand on base. Is there flexibility on a signing bonus or start date?"

The mindset

The worst they say is "no, the offer stands," and you've lost nothing. People who negotiate their first offer often earn meaningfully more over a career, because every future raise builds off that starting number.

Negotiating once now compounds for years.

Do this today: Even if you don't have an offer yet, look up the real salary range for the role you're chasing. Walk in knowing your number before anyone asks.

You got this!
-Ford from Runway

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