Hi everyone!
Mercury is hiring 12 interns for this summer, about 8 to 9 of which we expect will be backend or full-stack, working on the 100% Haskell backend that powers mercury.com. These internships are across a variety of teams, ranging from security, stability, cards core infrastructure, growth, and more.
(Even though our backend is entirely Haskell, many of these internships are about doing web development, so holistic web development skills like SQL and careful thinking about how to build products are important too).
One of our intern roles will be working on Haskell tooling, specifically the static-ls project, which is a low-memory alternative to HLS, intended for large projects.
Iβm a lead on the Risk Infrastructure team at Mercury. Although my team isnβt hiring an intern this year, we had a successful internship last year and Iβd be happy to answer any questions about Mercury, Haskell at Mercury, or the internship process.