Chicago, IL · On-site
$84K/yr
Document code, design decisions, and lessons learned to build your technical communication skills ... Work with real, production trading systems and commercial products--not toy projects or tutorials.
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Chicago, IL · On-site
$84K/yr
Document code, design decisions, and lessons learned to build your technical communication skills ... Work with real, production trading systems and commercial products--not toy projects or tutorials.
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A Toy Design Intern assists in creating and developing toys by supporting design teams with sketching, prototyping, and researching trends. They may work on 3D modeling, material selection, and testing to ensure toys are fun, safe, and engaging. Interns often collaborate with engineers, marketers, and manufacturers to bring ideas to life. This role provides hands-on experience in the toy industry, helping interns build their design skills and industry knowledge.
As a Toy Design Intern, you can expect to participate in brainstorming sessions, assist with prototyping and concept development, and create sketches or digital models of new toy ideas. You'll often collaborate with experienced designers, engineers, and marketing teams, gaining exposure to the full product development process—from initial idea to sample production. Your responsibilities may also include conducting market research, gathering user feedback, and presenting concepts to team members. This hands-on experience helps you build your portfolio and understand real-world industry standards while contributing meaningfully to creative projects.
To thrive as a Toy Design Intern, you need a solid grounding in product design principles, sketching, and 3D modeling, often supported by coursework or a related degree. Experience using technical tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, CAD software (like SolidWorks or Rhino), and prototyping equipment is valuable. Creativity, teamwork, and strong communication skills help interns contribute unique ideas and work effectively within diverse teams. These abilities are crucial to bringing innovative toy concepts to life, collaborating with stakeholders, and meeting project goals in a fast-paced product development environment.
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We are seeking a driven and intellectually curious C# Software Developer Intern to join our dynamic trading firm. This is an exceptional opportunity to gain hands-on experience building high-performance trading systems and commercializing financial technology products while contributing meaningfully to our operations. You will work closely with experienced engineers in a mentorship-rich environment, learning modern C# development practices, full-stack application design, and how to translate trading concepts into efficient technical solutions. This internship is designed to accelerate your growth as a software engineer while you help develop platforms and tools that directly power our trading operations. If you thrive on learning, enjoy solving complex technical problems, and want to understand how modern financial technology works at scale, this is the role for you.
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Compensation: This internship is paid at $7,000 per month for the program.
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Securities, commodity contracts, and financial investments
11 - 50 Employees
Chicago, IL, US
