Explore remote internships, paid open-source mentorships, international fellowships and remote technology jobs. Learn about stipends, eligibility, application periods, requirements and where to apply.
These programs and opportunities can help students, developers and technology professionals gain practical experience, work with international organizations, contribute to real projects and potentially receive financial compensation.
Many programs allow participants to work online without relocating. However, remote availability does not always mean worldwide eligibility.
Some opportunities provide fixed stipends, while remote jobs may offer salaries or hourly compensation.
Participants may work on real software, open-source projects and professional development workflows.
These opportunities can help build experience, professional connections, portfolio projects and international exposure.
Always check the official website for the latest application dates, eligibility requirements and payment information.
Outreachy is a remote internship program supporting people who contribute to free and open-source software. Projects may involve programming, data science, documentation, UX, design, research and other areas.
LFX Mentorship connects contributors with open-source projects supported by the Linux Foundation ecosystem. Projects may cover cloud computing, Linux, Kubernetes, DevOps, networking, security, infrastructure and other technologies.
Google Summer of Code is a global open-source program where contributors work with participating organizations and mentors on real software projects.
MLH Fellowship provides structured remote experiences focused on software engineering, open source and production engineering.
Compensation varies significantly between programs, countries, projects, employers and experience levels.
Outreachy lists a $7,000 stipend for its internship. Confirm the current cohort information and payment conditions before applying.
LFX mentorship compensation varies by project, program and applicable stipend schedule.
Direct employment can potentially provide higher long-term earnings than fixed fellowship stipends. Compensation depends on role, employer, experience and location.
In addition to structured programs, you can apply directly to companies and startups offering remote technology roles.
Job opportunities at startups backed by Y Combinator. Roles may include software engineering, AI, product development, design and other technology areas.
Visit YC Jobs →A startup-focused job platform featuring opportunities in software engineering, AI, product development and technology.
Visit Wellfound →Remote job board featuring technology, programming, software engineering and other remote positions.
Visit Remote OK →Remote job marketplace with opportunities across programming, software development and technology.
Visit We Work Remotely →Search for remote internships, junior roles and technology jobs using LinkedIn's remote and location filters.
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Availability, salary, remote eligibility, country restrictions and application requirements must always be confirmed directly with the employer.
Requirements differ between programs and employers, but these are commonly requested.
A general process for applying to internships, fellowships, mentorships and remote jobs.
Find a program, mentorship or remote job that matches your interests and eligibility.
Check country, student status, experience, age and other requirements.
Prepare your CV, portfolio, GitHub profile, project proposal and required documents.
Submit your application through the official website before the deadline.
"Remote" does not always mean that an opportunity is available worldwide. Some programs and companies restrict participation to specific countries or regions.
Stipend amounts, application deadlines and eligibility requirements can change between cohorts and years.
Always verify the latest information on the official program or employer website before applying.