GeeksforGeeks
Program Intern – DSA
- Eligibility
- Not stated
- Batch
- 2026, 2027
- Experience
- Not stated
- Stipend
- 25,000/month
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About this role
About the role: - Enhance the quality and accuracy of data structures and algorithms problems, solutions, constraints, and test cases across the platform - Design coding problems spanning multiple difficulty levels and validate them for correctness - Review and refine educational content focused on DSA topics - Write new DSA articles, code examples, and learning resources for students - Participate in live coding sessions where you debug code and help resolve student questions - Guide learners through complex concepts and lead workshops or academic program initiatives What you'll work on: - Problem curation and validation ensures GeeksforGeeks maintains high-quality practice material - Content creation in DSA spans written tutorials, worked examples, and reference guides - Student interaction through live sessions builds communication skills and deepens your own understanding - Educational initiatives like workshops help bridge the gap between theory and practice - Mentoring roles expose you to different learning styles and reinforce foundational concepts What we're looking for: - Graduation year of 2026 or 2027 - Solid grasp of data structures and algorithms concepts - Working proficiency in at least one of Java, Python, or C++ - Strong ability to break down problems and think through edge cases - Comfortable explaining technical ideas clearly to others - Genuine interest in one or more areas: competitive programming, technical writing, mentoring, or teaching Coding profile requirement (at least one of the following): - GeeksforGeeks rating of 5★ or higher - LeetCode rating of 1800 or above - CodeChef rating of 1700 or above - Codeforces rating of 1400 or above