Smule Internship Program

Smule Summer Internship Program

The Smule mission is to connect people all over the world through the joy of making music at massive social scale. Music is much more than just listening… It's about creating, sharing, discovering, participating, and connecting with people. It is a social network with the power to break down barriers, touch souls and bring people together from all over the world.

In 2008, we set out to create apps that enabled anyone to create, discover, love and enjoy music. Our users are creating communities, meeting new like-minded friends, and having fun making music together on Smule.

At Smule, we create social music-making experiences for everyone, no talent required. We are a diverse bunch of musicians, techies, designers, engineers, and real-life rock stars who believe that everyone is inherently creative. Smule is a key player within a unique and still developing music industry. Your efforts on the design, development, and testing of next-generation applications will have an impact on millions of people.

Do you want to work on a meaningful and impactful project and make a difference?

Are you willing to learn from others and open to new ideas?

Do you want to support others to succeed and operate in a highly-collaborative and global environment?

If this sounds like you, Smule would like to invite you to come join us as you are, where you can find more than just a job. Read on to learn more about opportunities and apply online.

Who are we looking for?

Smule as a platform represents and recognizes the power of voices and different perspectives and always strives for our team to reflect the diverse community we serve. With this internship program, our goal is to give the opportunity to all students, including students from historically underrepresented communities (Black, Latinx, and Native American people, and women of all backgrounds) in Tech, to get a head start in the tech world and form meaningful connections.

Currently, you are:

Enrolled in a four-year college or university

Planning to graduate this year or next year

Involved in meaningful leadership activities outside of academics, such as volunteering, paid employment, athletics, campus clubs, and community activism

Authorized to work in the United States