Software, AI, data and product. We place technical students on engineering and product teams in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore and Bangkok, and we handle the visa paperwork, the housing and the introductions.
A software placement puts you on a working engineering team: a desk, a repository, a sprint, and a problem the people around you need solved.
We place students in back-end and front-end engineering, applied machine learning, data work, and product design. Every seat is arranged after a call about what you can already build and what you want to learn.
The teams are small enough that your work is visible. You review pull requests with senior engineers, sit in on architecture calls, and leave with code in production and a reference from the engineer who reviewed it.
You won't fetch coffee or watch from the side. The placement is built around something you own, a feature, a model or a dataset, scoped so it ships in the time you have.
A computer science degree helps but isn't required. Self-taught engineers and students from other fields do fine if they can show working code.
We find that out on a call and from something you've built. We don't ask for a transcript.
Every seat is arranged after the call. These are the shapes the work usually takes, not open positions.
Features built, tested, reviewed and shipped with a small team.
Front-end and back-end work on web and mobile products.
Applied work on models and data pipelines that ship inside a product.
Queries, dashboards and analysis that someone senior actually uses.
Usability work, interface design and testing on a live product.
Say so on the call. The five above are the shapes we usually find, not a menu.
Hong Kong is finance infrastructure and fintech, plus the technology teams of long-established firms. Good if you like systems where reliability is the whole job.
Shanghai is consumer technology at scale. Mobile-first products, fast release cycles, and user numbers that turn small features into big lessons.
Singapore is Southeast Asia's technology hub: regional engineering offices, deep tech, AI teams building for a dozen markets at once. English throughout.
Bangkok is a growing startup scene with lean teams. You touch more of the stack than you would somewhere bigger.
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