AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK — 2027 INTERNSHIP
This one is worth posting because it’s a major institution, not a random job-board listing.
📍 Remote or on-site depending on department
💰 Monthly stipend + medical insurance
🎓 Various fields including finance, HR, IT, communication, economics, engineering, statistics, legal, procurement and more.
I built my last project entirely with Claude Code. I didn’t write a single line of code by hand.
It still took me nearly 3 months.
Why so long and not a day or week? Because building serious software has never been just about typing code.
Early on, there are tons of unknowns. As you build, test, and get feedback, you discover problems and requirements you couldn’t have anticipated.
I spent a lot of time reviewing Claude’s work, not line by line, but at a higher level: the approach, architecture, and design decisions. I constantly challenged it, debated its choices, and pushed for simpler, more robust solutions.
That’s software engineering.
AI helped me bring my vision to life without spending countless hours typing code, wrestling with syntax, searching through documentation, and figuring out the mechanics of how to implement things. Without AI, building this app would have taken me 5-6 months if not longer.
As I’ve said over and over, software engineering is not going away but AI is changing _how_ we build software. The tools are changing and the engineer’s role is evolving.
And this is why knowing how to build good software still matters.
You may not need to remember every API or piece of syntax anymore, but you still need to understand things like separation of concerns, coupling and cohesion, abstractions, data modeling, API design, error handling, security, performance, and testing.
When AI proposes an architecture, creates an abstraction, adds another layer, or introduces a dependency, you need enough engineering knowledge to ask: Is this actually necessary? Is there a simpler way? Will this scale? Is this secure? Will this become a maintenance nightmare six months from now?
AI can write the code. You still need to know what good code and good software look like.
I'm hiring a SWE intern for Pinetree Research, and the salary is $300K
Before you ask: 300K annualized. And no, we don't want your resume, coverletter, or grades
Here's how to apply:
1. Fork the Solari repo: https://t.co/TxbSy4v2XQ
2. Build a real use case with Solari (browsers, sandboxes, and/or desktops)
3. Publish it on a public Github account
4. Share it in a post on LinkedIn or X
Tag @harrychow_ and @getsolari
Use AI to build it. Seriously, we insist. We don’t care how you ship, we care that you can ship something great, and if you can ship if faster with AI, even better. (@im_roy_lee)
What happens next:
- We review every build that tags us
- If we like what you made, we schedule an interview
- If you're the right fit, we'll hire you on the spot
Know someone who can take on the challenge? Tag them below
For questions about Solari or the role, comment below or DM 🚀
May the best dev win
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Read our latest blog post on the architecture breakdown of cross-border collections here:
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