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Here are today's fresh opportunities for Thursday, June 4th:

Software Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 American Century Investments

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  2. 🏒 Newmark

    πŸ“ Dallas, Texas

  3. 🏒 Coupang

    πŸ“ Mountain View, California

Software Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 SAIC

    πŸ“ No Location Provided

  2. 🏒 Unity Technologies

    πŸ“ Mountain View, California

  3. 🏒 EXL

    πŸ“ New York, New York

Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 RTX

    πŸ“ Uniontown, Ohio

  2. 🏒 Nucor

    πŸ“ Cincinnati, Ohio

  3. 🏒 TRIMEDX

    πŸ“ New Orleans, Louisiana

  4. 🏒 LivaNova

    πŸ“ Arvada, Colorado

Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 SpaceX

    πŸ“ Bastrop, Texas

  2. 🏒 VHB

    πŸ“ Atlanta, Georgia

  3. 🏒 Relativity Space

    πŸ“ Long Beach, California

Data Analytics Internship

  1. 🏒 Valeo

    πŸ“ Troy, Michigan

  2. 🏒 Volvo Group

    πŸ“ Greensboro, North Carolina

  3. 🏒 Amentum

    πŸ“ Washington, District of Columbia

Data Analytics Full Time

  1. 🏒 JPMorgan Chase & Co.

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  2. 🏒 Wesco

    πŸ“ Macon, Georgia

  3. 🏒 PIMCO

    πŸ“ Newport Beach, California

Marketing Internship

  1. 🏒 Compass Group

    πŸ“ Charlotte, North Carolina

  2. 🏒 NPR

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  3. 🏒 Via

    πŸ“ Mobile, Alabama

Marketing Full Time

  1. 🏒 Ingram Content Group

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  2. 🏒 Sinclair Broadcast Group

    πŸ“ Salt Lake City, Utah

  3. 🏒 Boot Barn

    πŸ“ Irvine, California

  4. 🏒 Hilton Grand Vacations

    πŸ“ New York, New York

Finance Internship

  1. 🏒 Frost

    πŸ“ San Antonio, Texas

  2. 🏒 The AES Corporation

    πŸ“ Louisville, Colorado

  3. 🏒 BDO USA

    πŸ“ New York, New York

Finance Full Time

  1. 🏒 SpaceX

    πŸ“ Hawthorne, California

  2. 🏒 Northwestern Mutual

    πŸ“ Chicago, Illinois

  3. 🏒 Equitable

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  4. 🏒 American Express

    πŸ“ New York, New York

Sales Internship

  1. 🏒 Northwestern Mutual

    πŸ“ Chicago, Illinois

  2. 🏒 Colliers Engineering & Design

    πŸ“ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sales Full Time

  1. 🏒 Molson Coors

    πŸ“ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

  2. 🏒 LinkedIn

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  3. 🏒 Slice

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  4. 🏒 Boston Scientific

    πŸ“ Chicago, Illinois

Medical Internship

  1. 🏒 Hospital Sisters Health System

    πŸ“ Green Bay, Wisconsin

  2. 🏒 OSF HealthCare

    πŸ“ Peoria, Illinois

  3. 🏒 Medical University of South Carolina

    πŸ“ Charleston, South Carolina

  4. 🏒 Northwell

    πŸ“ Bay Shore, New York

Medical Full Time

  1. 🏒 Northwell

    πŸ“ Manhasset, New York

  2. 🏒 Quest Diagnostics

    πŸ“ Carmel, Indiana

  3. 🏒 ARUP Laboratories

    πŸ“ Salt Lake City, Utah

  4. 🏒 Guthrie

    πŸ“ Cortland, New York

Recruiters look you up on LinkedIn before they ever call. If your profile is half-built, you lose the interview before you knew you were in the running. Good news: a few fixes punch way above their effort.

1. Your headline is not your job title

Default LinkedIn makes it "Student at [school]." That's a wasted billboard.

Recruiters search by keywords, and nobody types "student." Change it to what you want to be found for:

"Finance student at [school] | Seeking summer analyst roles | Excel, financial modeling"

Now you show up in searches you were invisible for before.

2. Add a photo and a banner

No photo reads as inactive or fake. You don't need a pro headshot, just clear face, decent lighting, plain background, you in something you'd wear to an interview.

The banner behind it is free real estate. Even a clean color or your school's image beats the empty gray default.

3. Write the "About" in first person, 3 lines

Most people leave it blank or write a stiff third-person bio. Keep it short and human:

"I'm a [year] at [school] studying [major]. I'm focused on breaking into [field] and I love [one specific thing]. Currently looking for [role type], reach out anytime."

That's it. Three lines beats three paragraphs nobody reads.

4. Make your experience match your resume

If your resume says one thing and LinkedIn says another, that's a red flag to recruiters. Copy your strongest resume bullets straight over. They should tell the same story.

5. Turn on "Open to Work"

It's a free setting that tells recruiters you're available and what you want. You can show it to recruiters only, so your current boss or school doesn't see it. There's zero downside.

Do this today: Fix your headline and turn on Open to Work. Two changes, two minutes, and you're suddenly findable by the recruiters already searching.

You got this!
-Ford from Runway

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