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Find answers about listing eligibility, dates, local lists, and downloads. These checks do not require installing or running the project.

Which roles are included?

Technology internships and New Grad roles (graduate and entry-level positions) in Europe. The title must clearly identify an early-career role, and the listing must include a clearly European location. Senior, unrelated, or unclear listings are excluded.

A listing must name the 2027 hiring cycle, or have no conflicting cycle and evidence that it was posted on or after May 1, 2026. A requirement such as “graduating in 2027” does not, by itself, prove when an internship starts.

The project does not cover every employer or country. It checks a limited number of search results per run, so eligible listings can be missed. Suggest a missing listing with its public URL and relevant evidence. Suggestions are reviewed, not automatically published.

Is every listing still available?

Availability can change between checks. A role disappearing from search results is not enough to mark it closed. Open the original listing to verify before applying. The site does not guarantee deadlines, eligibility, sponsorship, compensation, or remote-work arrangements.

Why do dates look unexpected?

First seen can come from the source's approximate posting age, a posting date checked by a maintainer, or when the project first found the role. Once set, it stays the same. A newly added role may therefore have an older date. Start date is separate and only appears when stated clearly. The footer shows the latest successful collection, not the freshness of every row.

Choose Reset to clear search and filters. If you are viewing a saved, applied, hidden, or new list, choose View all opportunities too. Check your hidden list if a specific role is missing. Add filters one at a time. If the unfiltered directory is empty, try again later. Your saved list only shows roles still included in the directory; it is not a backup of removed jobs.

My saved or applied list disappeared

Lists belong to the browser profile and website address where you saved them. A different device, private window, cleared site data, blocked storage, or a closed/removed listing can explain missing entries. There is no server copy to restore. See what persists.

I cannot find the row actions on my phone

Scroll the table horizontally to the Your list column. Keyboard users can Tab to the bookmark icon, applied check icon, and More actions button. Enter or Space activates a button; Escape closes the menu.

The new-role count differs from the filtered results

The count covers all open roles you have not hidden with a First seen date after your previous visit. The current filters may match fewer. Reloading during the same visit keeps the same previous-visit time for comparison; see what is new.

A download or API request failed

  • Retry a missing download later. The site does not substitute a stale file when the current export is unavailable.
  • For API 400 (invalid request), check query parameters, spelling, encoding, repeated parameters, and allowed limits.
  • For API 503 (data unavailable), try again later; do not treat an unavailable dataset as an empty successful response.
  • If you are checking a download's hashes and they do not match the metadata, download all three files again. The dataset may have changed between downloads.
  • CSV and JSON contain all open listings, not your filtered or saved view.

Does the project track my applications?

No. Marking a role applied saves a reminder in your browser, not an application record on the server. The public site uses aggregate usage analytics and ordinary hosting and security services. The privacy notice explains providers, storage, retention, and your choices. Blocking analytics does not prevent normal use.

Report a problem

Open a bug report with the page URL, browser, steps, and expected result. Remove private information from screenshots. Never post credentials, browser storage, application documents, or database files. Use the security policy for private vulnerability reports.

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