The Mozilla Corporation was founded in 2005 as a taxable, wholly-owned subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation, which launched in 2003. The corporation serves the
Security Student Worker
Location
Germany
Posted
3 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Entry Level
Job Description
Security Student Worker
Mozilla
• Secure the web and the web browsing experience for hundreds of millions of users • Get mentorship from seasoned web/security experts • Learn and partake in regular team processes that help secure a mature product • Improve or automate existing team processes using Python • Implement or expand web security features in Firefox using C++ • Work with the wider open source community • Have the possibility to propose and drive your own projects
Job Requirements
- Experience in web development and version control systems
- Experience in programming with Python and practices for secure software development.
- You speak English fluently and enjoy conducting software engineering work in the open.
- You are enrolled in a university in Germany and are willing to occasionally visit our office in Berlin
Benefits
- Flexible working hours
- Competitive compensation depending on the number of hours
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