FAQs
What is the duration of the User Research Intern position?
The internship lasts for 12 consecutive weeks, with start dates between May and June 2025.
What location is this internship based in?
This internship is remote, and candidates can work from anywhere in the United States.
What type of students is GitHub looking for for this internship?
GitHub is seeking candidates who are pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in fields such as Human-Computer Interaction, Human Factors Engineering, Computer Science, User Experience Design, Behavioral Science, or related disciplines.
What will the intern learn during the internship?
The intern will learn how to execute research in a business setting, apply research practices and techniques, and collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
What are some responsibilities of the User Research Intern?
Responsibilities include supporting the creation of research plans, collaborating on cross-disciplinary research efforts, and contributing to the formation of solutions for features.
Are there any specific qualifications preferred for this role?
Preferred qualifications include experience in creating research plans, presenting findings compellingly, experience with developer tools, and coding experience through development, open source contribution, or hackathons.
What is the compensation range for this internship?
The base salary range for this role is USD $25.96 - USD $68.89 per hour.
Does the internship offer any benefits?
Yes, certain roles at GitHub are eligible for benefits and additional rewards, including annual bonuses and stock options, depending on individual impact in the role.
What values does GitHub emphasize in its workplace culture?
GitHub values include being customer-obsessed, having a growth mindset, owning outcomes, collaboration, and promoting a diverse and inclusive environment.
Will I receive support in my specific abilities or needs during the interview process?
Yes, GitHub is open to accommodating applicants with disabilities and invites them to communicate any specific needs to make the interview process more accessible.