Jaskirat Singh
Senior Software Engineer, NTT DATA
Builds agentic AI platforms. Speaks on AI at Google and Microsoft events.
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Free live workshop · Internships
How to get an internship in 1st or 2nd year
- Date
- Coming soon
- Length
- About 90 minutes
- Where
- Online, live. The link is sent after you register.
- Fee
- Free
About this workshop
Startups and remote teams take early interns too. An engineer explains where to find these internships, what to show and when to apply.
We also write a cold email together that you can send the same week.
What you will learn
- 01
Where to find internships that take 1st and 2nd-year students.
- 02
What to put in your résumé and portfolio before you apply.
- 03
How to write a cold email that gets a reply.
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Before you register
Is it really free?
Yes. Every NYC workshop is free. You only need to register so we can send you the joining link.
Do I need coding experience?
No. The session is planned for 1st and 2nd-year students, including those who are just starting.
How do I join on the day?
After you register, we send the joining link before the session starts. Open it on your laptop or phone a few minutes early.
Will this get me an internship?
The workshop helps you plan and prepare. You still need to learn, build and practise, and attending does not guarantee an internship.
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