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The best way to learn is by shipping product to users in production, and that's why we don’t treat our interns as temporary guests.
Every intern at Vercel is expected to operate like a core part of our engineering team from day one.
This past winter, we welcomed a small cohort of those interns to our headquarters in San Francisco.
Over an intense four months, they contributed to some of our most important products: the CDN, v0 , financial infrastructure, AI Gateway, and more.
They shipped features used by millions, helped close the gap for enterprise deals, and in more than a few cases, left a mark that will outlast their time here.
Copy link to heading Meet the Winter '26 intern cohort Copy link to heading Yash Kothari, CDN Team University of Waterloo At most companies this size, interns get a single well-scoped project that's usually not very visible or customer-facing.
At Vercel, I was able to ship features to GA. —Yash Kothari CDN Team What Yash shipped: Yash's internship spanned the full CDN stack, from infrastructure to CLI to UI in the dashboard.
His first major project was Project-level routing , which is part of the new CDN tab in the Vercel dashboard.
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