Learn by building the real thing.
Solipher Labs runs internship programs across eleven domains. Every one of them is built the same way: real projects, reviewed by a working engineer, finished with something you can show an employer and explain.
Pick the track you want to work in.
Eleven domains, each with its own projects, tooling, and mentor. Open any one to see exactly what you'd be building.
Real work, reviewed by people who do it professionally.
Solipher Labs is a working R&D lab, not a training institute. The engineers reviewing your work spend the rest of their week building the products and client systems on this site, and they hold intern work to a version of the same standard: it has to actually work, and you have to be able to explain why it works.
That means the feedback is direct. If something you built is wrong, you will be told it is wrong and why, which is the entire point. You finish with projects you genuinely built and understand, rather than a certificate attesting that you attended.
Four steps, no black box.
Fill out the application form
Pick your domain and tell us what you've built so far. We read every application ourselves; there's no automated filter.
A short conversation
One conversation about how you think through a real problem, not a whiteboard trivia round.
Build real projects
You're given real work in your chosen domain from the first week, with review from an engineer who does it professionally.
Finish with proof
Submit your project, and once we've verified it your certificate is issued against your own serial code, which any employer can check against this site.
No fixed cohort dates. Apply whenever you’re ready.
Pick the domain you want to work in, tell us what you’ve built so far, and we’ll get back to you directly. We take a small number of interns per domain at a time.
Apply NowAlready an intern with us?
Finished your project? Submit your repository against your intern code to get your certificate issued.
Submit your projectChecking a certificate?
Every certificate we issue carries a serial code. Enter it to confirm the certificate is genuine.
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