Give your knowledge a practical setting

Join a US team and put your degree to work. Contribute to projects, learn from experienced colleagues and return with examples of work you have actually done. For your next employer, that is much more useful than another course on your CV.

Turn academic projects into an employer conversation

For a computing or data applicant finishing university in India, a strong project explanation is more useful than a long software list. Prepare a working demo, a short account of your contribution and an explanation of how you checked the results. We use that material to prepare you for interviews with US teams.

The work you could do

We match your background to the employer and role. Typical areas of work include:

  • Contribute to supervised software and web development
  • Help prepare test plans and document quality checks
  • Explore cybersecurity analysis within an agreed scope
  • Prepare data, SQL queries and business-intelligence analysis

Prepare for your employer interviews

Computing, engineering, information systems, mathematics and relevant analytical study or experience.

Prepare two or three concise project examples. Explain the problem, the tools you used, your own contribution and how you checked the result. A repository or portfolio can help when appropriate, but remove confidential data and do not imply that a team project was entirely your work.

Your paid placement, arranged before departure

Aureus prepares you for employer interviews, secures your paid placement and coordinates the J-1 process. Your proposal sets out the programme fee and guarantee before you enrol; your employer offer confirms the role, hours, location and pay. Budget separately for travel and living costs where these are not included.

Questions for your next step

Can I apply without a previous internship?+

You can submit an application based on relevant studies and projects. Tell us your course, graduation date and what you have built or analysed. We assess programme fit and prepare you for the employer interviews involved in arranging the placement.

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