Software Engineering Intern, Pavilion

Salary not provided

$60-$65/hour

React

JavaScript

Python

Django

San Francisco Bay Area

3+ days a week in office

Shareable contract search for governments

Be an early applicant

Shareable contract search for governments

21-100 employees

B2BEnterpriseMarketplaceProcurement

Be an early applicant

Salary not provided

$60-$65/hour

React

JavaScript

Python

Django

San Francisco Bay Area

3+ days a week in office

21-100 employees

B2BEnterpriseMarketplaceProcurement

Company mission

To build technology infrastructure that public servants use to deliver better, faster public services from a wider and more diverse set of businesses.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Prior working experience (e.g. at another internship) with either Javascript (React preferred) or Python (Django preferred), and enthusiasm for diving in full-stack
Prior working experience (e.g. at another internship) shipping code to a production environment with real-world users
A graduation date no later than summer 2026
Strong collaboration and communication skills
Excitement to have an outsized impact on our company and for the social consequences of making government more efficient

What the job involves

We’re recruiting two Software Engineering Interns to join our tight-knit, dynamic engineering team for the summer of 2025
You’ll help grow Pavilion’s marketplace and improve how public servants find and partner with businesses across the country
Build new features and systems for our users together with other eng
Collaborate with a PM to identify impactful improvements to our product
Work closely with a designer to create delightful user flows
Learn on the job as you progress from tackling small fixes and features to eventually leading your own project!

Our take

Public procurement accounts for around $2 trillion per year, but the process is held back by outdated technology – something that Pavilion (formerly CoProcure) co-founder Mariel Reed learned all too well while working for the City of San Francisco.

In a bid to connect government agencies with private vendors, Pavilion offers a central marketplace where government buyers can access cooperative contracts with other public agencies and expedite the contracting process.

The company is currently focusing on growing its user base, and encouragement can be taken from the fact that it received substantial financial backing from Forerunner Ventures and has been rapidly scaling up its team.

Freddie

Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle

Company

Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)

Mar 2022

$22m

SERIES A

May 2020

$2.4m

SEED

Total funding: $26m

Company benefits

Equity options

Company values

We're hungry for large-scale positive impact - We’re building Pavilion to improve lives at scale by making government purchasing work better. We’re ambitious about building a successful venture-scale business that unlocks massive social impact upside.
We’re super collaborative - Ask us about launching a first-of-its-kind government partnership in under a week, how everyone on the team participates in user research calls and customer support requests on rotation, or how we love solving crosswords as a team.
We're unabashedly earnest - Ask us about how we celebrate our wins in #shoutouts, what we do at Thursday Time, and how we like to combine our musical talents and passion for public procurement.

Company HQ

Rincon Hill, San Francisco, CA

Articles

Orange County, CA is strengthening procurement operations and supporting local businesses with Pavilion

Arizona's SAVE says goodbye to spreadsheets and hello to shareable contracts on Pavilion

How can public entities share contracts? A cooperative purchasing overview

Announcing Pavilion's $22M Series A

Leadership

Mariel Reed

(CEO)

Worked in Innovation & Strategy for the Mayor's Office of San Francisco before co-founding CoProcure. Previously worked at Coursera as Regional Manager for Asia, and as a Project Coordinator for the China Medical Board

Alicia Chen

(CTO)

Former Head of Desktop Infrastructure for Dropbox from 2011 - 2017, then an Engineering & Product Manager at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Previously worked for Microsoft as a Software Development Engineer.

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