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Here are today's fresh opportunities for Friday, February 20th:

Software Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 IXL Learning

    πŸ“ San Mateo, California

  2. 🏒 Scopely

    πŸ“ San Francisco, California

  3. 🏒 Viasat, Inc.

    πŸ“ Carlsbad, California

  4. 🏒 Teradyne

    πŸ“ North Reading, Massachusetts

  5. 🏒 Akamai

  6. 🏒 Tanium

    πŸ“ Durham, North Carolina

  7. 🏒 Sandisk

    πŸ“ Irvine, California

Software Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 Oracle

  2. 🏒 Miratech

    πŸ“ Yakima, Washington

  3. 🏒 SAIC

    πŸ“ Indianapolis, Indiana

Engineering Internship

  1. 🏒 Apple

    πŸ“ San Diego, California

  2. 🏒 ICU Medical

    πŸ“ Lake Forest, Illinois

  3. 🏒 AECOM

    πŸ“ Louisville, Kentucky

  4. 🏒 Interstates

  5. 🏒 Marvin

    πŸ“ Roanoke, Virginia

  6. 🏒 Sherwin-Williams

    πŸ“ Brecksville, Ohio

  7. 🏒 Pike

    πŸ“ Fort Mill, South Carolina

Engineering Full Time

  1. 🏒 Western Digital

    πŸ“ Rochester, Minnesota

  2. 🏒 Schneider Electric

    πŸ“ Leesburg, Virginia

  3. 🏒 AECOM

    πŸ“ Orange, California

  4. 🏒 Cummins

    πŸ“ Henderson, Colorado

Data Analytics Internship

  1. 🏒 Staples Business

    πŸ“ Framingham, Massachusetts

  2. 🏒 Navy Federal Credit Union

    πŸ“ Pensacola, Florida

  3. 🏒 EquipmentShare

    πŸ“ Columbia, Missouri

  4. 🏒 Alkermes

    πŸ“ Waltham, Massachusetts

Data Analytics Full Time

  1. 🏒 SpaceX

    πŸ“ Hawthorne, California

Marketing Internship

  1. 🏒 Carta

    πŸ“ San Francisco, California

  2. 🏒 Atlantic Health System

    πŸ“ Morristown, New Jersey

  3. 🏒 Hearst

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  4. 🏒 Amazon

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  5. 🏒 Hermès

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  6. 🏒 Texas Instruments

    πŸ“ Dallas, Texas

  7. 🏒 CDS Global

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  8. 🏒 Okta

    πŸ“ San Francisco, California

Marketing Full Time

  1. 🏒 Sinclair Broadcast Group

    πŸ“ Nashville, Tennessee

Finance Internship

  1. 🏒 Kroll

    πŸ“ New York, New York

  2. 🏒 Mayo Clinic

    πŸ“ Rochester, Minnesota

  3. 🏒 Security Service Federal Credit Union

    πŸ“ San Antonio, Texas

  4. 🏒 Secretariat

    πŸ“ Denver, Colorado

  5. 🏒 Continental

    πŸ“ Old Point Station, South Carolina

  6. 🏒 Castle Group

    πŸ“ Estero, Florida

Finance Full Time

  1. 🏒 SpaceX

    πŸ“ Hawthorne, California

Sales Internship

  1. 🏒 Sherwin-Williams

    πŸ“ Charleston, South Carolina

  2. 🏒 Amazon

    πŸ“ San Francisco, California

Sales Full Time

  1. 🏒 D.R. Horton

    πŸ“ Huntsville, Alabama

  2. 🏒 US Foods

    πŸ“ Phoenix, Arizona

  3. 🏒 Sherwin-Williams

    πŸ“ Greenville, South Carolina

  4. 🏒 EVERSANA

    πŸ“ Cleveland, Ohio

  5. 🏒 Sinclair Broadcast Group

    πŸ“ Nashville, Tennessee

You spent an hour customizing your resume for a job.

You hit submit feeling good.

Then you notice it: A typo. Right there in your second bullet point.

The recruiter already saw it. And moved on.

Typos signal carelessness. If you can't proofread a one-page resume, how will you handle actual work?

Here's how to catch every mistake:

1. Read it backwards

Start from the last word and read each word individually going backward.

This forces your brain to see each word instead of skimming sentences.

2. Read it out loud

Your brain catches spoken errors better than visual ones.

If something sounds awkward when you say it, it probably is.

3. Use Grammarly (free version works)

Catches most typos, grammar issues, and awkward phrasing.

Not perfect, but better than nothing.

4. Wait 30 minutes, then read again

Fresh eyes catch more mistakes.

Never proofread immediately after writing.

5. Have someone else read it

A friend, roommate, career center advisor - anyone.

Other people spot errors you've become blind to.

Most common resume mistakes:

  • Their/there/they're

  • Your/you're

  • It's/its

  • Inconsistent tenses (past tense for old jobs, present for current)

  • Missing periods at end of bullets

  • Inconsistent formatting (some bullets with periods, some without)

The killer mistakes:

❌ Misspelling the company name you're applying to
❌ Wrong company name from copy-pasting
❌ Dates that don't make sense (graduated 2025, internship in 2026)
❌ Skills listed twice in different sections

Do this today:

Open your resume. Read it backwards word by word. Run it through Grammarly. Read it out loud.

Fix every single mistake before you send another application.

One typo can cost you the interview. Zero typos can get you the job.

-Ford from Runway

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