University Grad Software Engineer 2027 (USA)
$129K–$174K
San Francisco, CA, US +2 · Remote · Entry level · Full-time · Posted Oct 1, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, CA, US
Remote, US
San Francisco, CA, US - Experience
- At least one year of programming experience; internship, research, coursework, teaching, personal projects, open source, or hackathons count.
- Education
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related technical field, expected by June 2027.
- Visa sponsorship
- Applicants must be currently legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.
About the job
Build and maintain software, features, systems, and tools for Pinterest engineering teams while learning to work on large-scale systems.
What you'll do
- Deliver well-documented, tested, operable code and complete scoped technical tasks end-to-end.
- Use AI tools in daily engineering work to brainstorm, write and refine code, and produce documentation.
- Collaborate with engineering and cross-functional partners across backend, full stack, mobile, web, and security work.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related technical field, expected by June 2027.
- Available to start full-time between January 2027 and September 2027.
- At least one year of programming experience through internships, research, coursework, teaching, personal projects, open source, or hackathons.
- Strong computer science fundamentals; experience with one or more programming languages and familiarity with relevant frameworks, tools, or technologies.
Nice to have
- Previous software engineering internship experience.
- Strong communication skills and product sense.
Pay
$129,022 — $174,283 USD (base salary)
Tools
Python, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, C++, React
AI focus
Use AI as a learning, productivity, and engineering tool and iterative coding partner; apply judgment around accuracy, security, and when to ask for help.
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