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Computer science mentorship
Find a computer science mentor for your internship search.
Nointernship helps students find mentors with relevant experience in software engineering, AI and machine learning, data science, embedded systems, projects, applications, and technical interviews. Compare public profiles, then sign in when you are ready to request a remote call.
If your goal is internship-focused computer science mentorship rather than general programming tutoring, Nointernship is designed for that specific use case.
Why students use Nointernship for CS mentorship
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Find guidance for resumes, portfolio projects, applications, data structures and algorithms, system design, and interviews.
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Computer science mentors
12 currently open to requests
Full-stack mentor
Oleks G.
Google · Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Oleks brings experience across Google, Amazon, and founding engineering at YC-backed Fleetline, where he has owned product development from user interfaces through optimization infrastructure. He helps students position full-stack and startup work, sharpen project stories, and prepare for software engineering recruiting.
- Full-stack
- Backend
- Startups
- System design
- Interview prep
Electrical engineering mentor
Brenton L.
Medtronic · University of Southern California
Brenton is a USC Electrical and Computer Engineering student with experience across biomedical devices, robotics, embedded systems, and space-focused engineering. He reports landing electrical engineering internships at Medtronic and General Motors as a sophomore and has also completed NASA proposal engineering work. He has mentored students through engineering organizations and can help with resumes, interviews, and early-career technical recruiting.
- Electrical engineering
- Embedded systems
- Biomedical engineering
- Robotics
- Interview prep
DSA mentor
Vishnu R.
Cloudflare · University of Massachusetts Amherst
Vishnu has software engineering experience across Cloudflare, Salesforce, and MathWorks, covering low-level design, distributed infrastructure, and applied AI. He has taught data structures and algorithms to 125 students and helps candidates prepare for varied technical and behavioral interview formats.
- DSA
- Interview prep
- System design
- Software engineering
- Resume review
Data science mentor
Ekam B.
IBM Quantum · Northeastern University
Ekam is a Northeastern Mathematics and Data Science student who reports landing IBM Quantum and Amazon roles after first breaking into startups as a freshman. His experience spans healthcare data research, software engineering, analytics, and quantum-resilient fintech projects. As an ACM chair who already mentors peers, he can offer practical guidance on resumes, recruiting strategy, and technical interviews.
- Data science
- Machine learning
- Software engineering
- Resume review
- Interview prep
Software engineering mentor
Subodh T.
Shopify · McMaster University
Subodh has landed software engineering opportunities across Shopify, AMD, Mercor, a major Canadian bank, and YC-backed startups early in his university career. A six-time hackathon winner and scholarship recipient, he brings practical experience with competitive internship recruiting. He has also mentored students on scholarships, research opportunities, college admissions, resumes, and interviews.
- Software engineering
- Internship strategy
- Resume review
- Interview prep
- Cold outreach
Software engineering mentor
Maanas G.
Amazon · University of Maryland
Maanas has landed software engineering internships at IBM and multiple fintech companies and is incoming at Amazon. He offers a practical recruiting perspective for students who have not centered their preparation around heavy LeetCode practice. As a former computer science teaching assistant and debate coach, he is experienced at explaining technical ideas and helping others communicate clearly.
- Software engineering
- Technical recruiting
- Resume review
- Interview prep
- Cold outreach
Embedded Systems & Aerospace Mentor
Matan K.
NASA · Santa Clara University
Matan built mission-critical embedded firmware for NASA flight-sensing systems and later joined alphaXiv as a founding engineer. He helps students present embedded, firmware, and hardware-software projects with the technical clarity needed for aerospace and engineering recruiting.
- Embedded systems
- Firmware
- C/C++
- Aerospace
- Resume review
Embedded systems mentor
Raphael F.
Panasonic · University of California, Los Angeles
Raphael is a UCLA Mathematics of Computation student with experience in embedded systems, systems programming, networking, and full-stack development. He reports a Panasonic software engineering role developing C and Python messaging systems for ground-to-air communication, following earlier embedded systems work at L3Harris and experience in UCLA research labs. He has hosted mock interviews and resume reviews and can help students present hardware-software projects effectively.
- Embedded systems
- Systems programming
- Networking
- Resume review
- Mock interviews
AI/ML mentor
Alex
Intel · Duke University
Hi! I'm a Duke computer science and mathematics student building applied AI systems for healthcare and university research. My work includes a clinical-trial matching pipeline, a multi-agent research workflow for a Duke medical lab, and security-focused AI infrastructure. I currently work at Triomics, a startup thatj ust finished raising Series B of funding. In the fall, I will be working at Intel as a Software Engineer Intern, and next summer, I'm working as a Quant Research Intern at a high frequency trading firm.
- AI/ML
- Agent engineering
- Full-stack development
- Portfolio projects
- Application strategy
Software engineering mentor
Huzayfa J.
Tesla · University of Waterloo
Huzayfa is a Waterloo Mechatronics student who reports landing two software engineering internships at Tesla while building hands-on experience in backend systems and robotics. He has shipped APIs for startup clients and contributed to Waterloo's autonomous robotics and Formula Electric teams. He can help students sharpen resumes, prepare for interviews, and turn technical projects into compelling internship stories.
- Software engineering
- Robotics
- Resume review
- Interview prep
- Internship strategy
Product analytics mentor
Terry T.
DIRECTV · Georgia Institute of Technology
Terry has worked in product strategy and data analytics at DIRECTV, contributed to AI model-quality work through Outlier and managed AI operations at micro1. He helps students translate technical analysis into business impact, build stronger analytics portfolios, and prepare clear stories for data and product interviews.
- Product analytics
- Data strategy
- Interview prep
- Portfolio review
- Machine learning
Startup recruiting mentor
Jonah P.
Picnic · Maastricht University
Jonah is an Economics and Business student at Maastricht University with a founder's associate internship at an early-stage, and an FP&A internship at Picnic, a Dutch unicorn backed by the Gates Foundation. After more than 50 interviews across startups and major employers, he has developed a practical playbook for targeted outreach, networking events, and cold email and LinkedIn. He can help students position nontraditional experience and approach startup recruiting with more confidence.
- Startup recruiting
- Cold outreach
- Networking
- Interview prep
- Resume review
How to choose the right CS mentor
- 1. Name your next goal. Decide whether you need help with a first internship, a stronger project, resume positioning, applications, or technical interviews.
- 2. Match the experience. Prefer mentors whose roles and specialties overlap with the work you are targeting.
- 3. Bring a concrete question. A focused resume section, project decision, interview topic, or application plan makes a call more useful.
Computer science mentor FAQ
Where can I find a computer science mentor for myself?
Nointernship lets students browse mentors by recent role experience and skills such as software engineering, data structures and algorithms, AI and machine learning, embedded systems, resume review, and interview preparation.
How should I choose a CS mentor?
Choose someone whose experience matches the next decision you need to make. Compare target roles, technical specialties, company experience, availability, and whether you need help with projects, resumes, applications, or interviews.
Can a mentor guarantee an internship or referral?
No. Mentorship can provide feedback and context, but it cannot guarantee a referral, interview, internship, or job offer. Always evaluate advice against your own goals and the employer requirements.