deepanshu1422/list-of-open-source-internships-programs

A curated list of all the open-source internships/Programs

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Updated 54 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 13th, 2026
Created on May 29th, 2020
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Detailed Description

List of Open Source Internships Programs is a curated directory that aggregates information about open-source internship opportunities and coding programs available to developers and students.

The project addresses the challenge of discovering paid internship and mentorship opportunities within the open-source ecosystem. Rather than requiring developers to search across multiple websites and organizations, it consolidates major programs into a single reference point. The directory includes structured information about programs such as Google Summer of Code, MLH Fellowship, Outreachy, and others, presenting details like stipend availability, application timelines, eligibility requirements, and technical focus areas in an organized table format.

Developers seeking internship opportunities should use this resource to identify programs matching their experience level and interests. The directory suits students and early-career developers exploring paid open-source work, as well as those looking to gain mentorship from industry professionals. The project is particularly valuable for understanding the landscape of established programs rather than relying on scattered knowledge of individual initiatives. The README does not make direct comparisons to alternative resources.

The project maintains an active list of programs with structured information presented in tabular format, making it straightforward for users to compare opportunities across multiple dimensions. The repository includes a featured platform called 30 Days Coding alongside the core directory of major programs. Development activity centers on keeping the program listings current and comprehensive, ensuring that eligibility criteria, application processes, and program details remain accurate for users making decisions about where to apply.