OSL Internship Program
Open Science Labs Internship Program
The Open Science Labs Internship Program aims to promote the engagement of a wider audience in the realm of open-source software development.
Program Features
Each intern will be paired with a mentor who is an active member of the community. The mentor will provide guidance to the intern in achieving the specific goals of the internship. The internship will involve a series of activities and contributions to open-source projects. The internship is expected to have a minimum duration of 2 months and a maximum of six months.
The Graph Network, legally represented by ASCRES, is our Fiscal Sponsor and will be in charge of all the necessary paperwork.
Currently, we are aiming students from Bolivian Universities, but we will open for other countries soon.
Stages of the Internship Program
Call for Applications and Selection
Once the projects for the internship program are defined, a call for applications will be announced for interested candidates (duration: 2 weeks).
The selection process, overseen by project mentors and maintainers, will last for 1 week.
Upon completion of the selection process, necessary formalities will be conducted to finalize the onboarding.
Internship
Throughout the internship, students will be required to submit monthly reports detailing their activities. These reports will include a record of hours spent and milestones achieved.
Completion of the Internship Program
The internship will conclude upon fulfilling the stipulated hours, at which point a certificate will be issued to acknowledge the successful completion of the internship. The internship may also be terminated if the intern consistently misses scheduled meetings or fails to meet agreed-upon activity milestones.
Requirements to Join the Internship Program
Proficiency in English at least to an intermediate level. Basic knowledge related to the project to which the intern intends to contribute. Agreement to adhere to the established Codes of Conduct within the community.
For any further inquiries, please contact our dedicated Internship Program team at OSL. Together, we can shape the future of open science and open source projects.
Projects available for the Internship Program
Below is a list of projects currently available for the Internship Program:
To apply for the internship program fill out the form
| Repository Name | Description |
|---|---|
| conda-forge-warning | A panel that shows packages from conda-forge with no maintenance activities |
| pyreaddbc | A Python library for working with DBase database file. |
| ghreport | GitHub Report tool |
| satellite-weather-downloader | A system for downloading, transforming and analysing Copernicus weather data using Xarray. |
| scicookie | Cookiecutter template for a Python package. |
| makim | Make Improved |
| gh-check-pr-is-updated | This GitHub actions aims to check if the current PR's branch is updated on top of the upstream branch. |
| github-actions-self-hosted-runner | Dockerfile for the creation of a GitHub Actions runner image to be deployed dynamically. |
| containers-sugar | Simplify the usage of containers |
| github-actions-chatgpt-pr-reviewer | This GitHub actions uses OpenAI ChatGPT in order to review the changes presented in a PR and will recommend improvements. |
| semantic-release-pr-title-check | Checks for Angular commit message format in the Pull Request Title. |
| CrawlClima | This package contains the PEGATWEETS and PEGATEMPERATURA modules for automatically capturing tweets and weather data. |
| downloader-app | A shapefiles downloader. |
| fqlearn | A graphic solver tool to teach mass transfer and thermodynamics. |
| pydatastructs | PyDataStructs aims to be a Python package for various data structures and algorithms (including their parallel implementations). |