Meta Software Engineer Intern
Meta's summer internship — ship real product features to billions.
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At a glance
- Employer
- Meta
- Programme type
- Summer Internship
- Locations
- London
Skills to show in your Meta application
Skills technology employers commonly look for at graduate level. Back each one up with a specific example on your CV.
- Coding (any language)
- Data structures
- System design basics
- Collaboration
What the recruitment process usually looks like
UK tech employers typically use an online application, a coding or technical assessment and one or more technical and behavioural interviews.
Each stage is a chance to drop out of the process, so keep a note of where you are and what's next. Prepare for the assessment centre.
Common questions
When does the Meta Software Engineer Intern open and close?
Dates change every recruitment cycle and many employers close early once they have enough applicants, so always confirm the current window on Meta's official careers site (linked on this page). Most UK summer internships open in the autumn and close between November and January. Add it to your free GradBlueprint tracker and you'll get a reminder before the deadline you set.
How do I apply to the Meta Software Engineer Intern?
Apply directly on Meta's official careers site (linked on this page). GradBlueprint doesn't take applications on employers' behalf — we help you keep track of where you've applied, what stage you're at and what's due next.
What does the Meta recruitment process usually involve?
UK tech employers typically use an online application, a coding or technical assessment and one or more technical and behavioural interviews. Check the employer's own pages for the exact stages for this programme.
How can I improve my chances?
Apply early, tailor your CV to the role, and practise the tests and interviews used in technology recruitment. You can run your CV through the free GradBlueprint CV checker before you submit.