Twisted is participating in Google's Summer of Code this year. If you're a student interested in working on Twisted as part of a paid internship, please visit our Google SoC page. We use best practices like in-depth code reviews and full coverage unit tests, so this is a great way to improve your technical skills whether you're a beginner or an expert programmer.
In addition, Twisted and its non-profit home the Software Freedom Conservancy have partnered with the GNOME Outreach Program for Women to fund an internship for one woman to spend the summer participating in and contributing to Twisted, while being mentored by Jessica McKellar. Jessica is a long-time Twisted contributor as well as a software engineer and an organiser, among other things, of the Boston Python Workshops for women.
Unlike Google's program, the outreach program is not restricted to students; if you qualify, we do encourage you to apply to both. This internship is appropriate for any level of open source experience. If you have worked on an open source project before, great! If not, we'll help you learn the development and communication tools we use as part of the internship. Some Python experience is a prerequisite, and a small initial contribution to Twisted is a part of applying (if this sounds intimidating, don't worry, we'll help you pick a task to complete and you'll have lots of support as you work through submitting your first patch.) Please check out the full project description and apply today!
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