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#23

Face-to-face is not required, but we do interview over skype/hangouts or whatever videoconferencing is available.
There are no dates, seasons or whatever. Whenever your school lets you.

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#24

Okay, when would be a good time to get serious about applying? I could give you my resume now, but itā€™s sure to get changed over course of the year

edit: that sounds a little like jumping the fence, I didnā€™t mean it to sound that way, but I could give you my resume to have on file for the future*

#25

aw man I wish I didnā€™t have college :frowning:

#26

When will Roblox next be looking for interns for the web team? Iā€™m currently studying Web Development and Administration and would be interested in that learning environment. Also Iā€™d imagine that pesky C++ experience requirement wouldnā€™t be as prevalent in the web teamā€™s requirements?

#27

Rah. Alas, Iā€™m not 18.

#28

If you can pass the programming test that is provided in C++, you know enough about C++ to work on the client.

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#29

Oo thatā€™s hopeful. I think the one my friend showed me had 2 questions.

#30

Any opportunities with the design team?

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#31

Iā€™ve recently took an interest in internship, but I am 14. Are the internships available to people overseas, to come in. Or are there additional paperwork that needs to be done? I plan to (hopefully) apply to intern as a university student. Another question: how long are internship periods, so for example, can I intern during university summer break, and then finish internship in time to come back to university?

#32

Iā€™m not the person you replied to, but here are a few things I know:

  1. You must be 18+
  2. Internships are available to international applicants, but you must be working towards a 4 year degree (to get the visa needed to work in the US)
  3. Internship periods are separated between Spring, Summer, and Fall. There arenā€™t hard date requirements - Roblox will work with you to find a schedule that fits.
#33

A four year degree? Enlighten me with what you mean by that. I need to be working towards 4 years of computer science in university?

#34

Iā€™m not sure if thereā€™s confusion because university/college mean two different things overseas (whereas in the US theyā€™re used interchangeably), but by that he means you need to be working in a post-secondary schooling towards a Computer Science or similar (e.g. Software Engineering, Game Design, etc) degree. Youā€™re still a long ways away from this since youā€™re 14.

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#35

Actually, Iā€™m heading to university within 2 years. I am homeschooled, so I started my schooling much earlier, I think (hope, fingers crossed my family supports) I will be majoring in Computer Science. Thanks for clearing that up :smiley:

#36

Basically, as long as you are working towards a bachelor/master, youā€™re fine.

Gotcha: You need to have completed at least the first year of your program, else the visa agency is going to deny you. Learned that one the hard way.

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