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Jane Street Spring Programs - Applications are open!

By Jessica

Three Jane Street programs have opened for the new year! See below:

First Year Trading and Technology Program FTTP: (March 28 - April 1, 2023 in NYC) is for first year students studying math, physics, CS or other STEM-related majors. It does not require a prior knowledge of finance, only an interest in seeing what a career at Jane Street might look like. Jane Street will provide all travel and housing accommodations. Deadline to apply is Sunday, February 5.

Jane Street Immersion Program JSIP: (Summer 2023) is an 8-week summer program for undergraduate students between their first and second year who are passionate about software engineering and have experienced barriers to access and opportunity within computer science. JSIP is based out of our NYC office for aspiring software engineers. Participants will develop their programming skill sets and work on an original open-source project alongside a Jane Street mentor. Jane Street will provide a scholarship and NYC housing accommodations for all participants. Deadline to apply is Sunday, February 5.

IN FOCUS: (May 15 - 20, 2023 in NYC) is crafted for undergraduate students, inclusive of first year through third year students, who self identify with an underrepresented racial or ethnic minority group. No prior finance experience is required, only an interest in seeing what a career at Jane Street might look like! We offer classes and activities in three separate tracks: software engineering, trading, and business development. Jane Street will provide all travel and housing accommodations. Deadline to apply is Sunday, March 19. 

 

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