Notion SWE Intern Fall 2026 SF | AI-Native First Cohort
| Company | Notion (collaborative AI workspace; millions of users globally) |
| Role | Software Engineer Intern — Fall 2026 (first engineering intern cohort) |
| Location | San Francisco, CA — on-site at SF office |
| Dates | September 14 – December 4, 2026 (12 weeks) |
| Compensation | 57 USD/hr (Bachelor's) · 61 USD/hr (Master's) |
| Graduation | Must graduate before Summer 2027 |
| Stack | TypeScript, Node.js, Python, React — full-stack + AI-native features |
Overview
Notion is hiring Software Engineer Interns for Fall 2026 in San Francisco — part of the company's first engineering internship class. You'll build and ship AI-native projects that drive real impact for millions of Notion users, paired with a mentor and working across the full stack on performant, reliable, and secure product capabilities.
Notion is the collaborative AI workspace where teams and agents think together — knowledge, projects, meetings, and AI tools in one place. This role focuses on earning user trust through craft, while pushing an AI-first product forward.
Key Requirements & Critical Rules
- On-site: Must work from Notion's San Francisco office for the full internship.
- Program dates: September 14 – December 4, 2026 (12 weeks; flexible to fall schedule).
- Degree: Pursuing Bachelor's or Master's in CS, engineering, or related field; graduate before Summer 2027.
- Experience: Previous internship experience required.
- Languages: Working toward proficiency in TypeScript, Node.js, or Python.
- AI focus: Built or prototyped features with AI technologies (LLMs, embeddings, ML); intellectually curious about AI as a collaborator.
- Work scope: Full-stack development — web services, databases, applications, tools; design AI-native product capabilities; write clean, secure, tested, documented code.
- Compensation: 57 USD/hr (Bachelor's) or 61 USD/hr (Master's) in San Francisco.
- Preferred: TypeScript, React, Python expertise; strong communication, user empathy, and cross-functional collaboration.