About the Codex Student Program

The Codex Student Program (CSP) is aimed at Bachelor, Master's or PhD students looking to gain experience and do research and development in one of the domains of interest related to the Codex project. The grant is intended to help students gain visibility into their field of interest while also allowing them to learn about standard research and development practices that should be beneficial for their continuing careers.

Responsibilities

• Help increase awareness of Codex & its tech stack
• Create sample applications and code examples
• Support developers through forums, documentation, and direct engagement
• Gather feedback from the developer community to improve our platform
• Represent our project at virtual events, hackathons or university gatherings
• Seek opportunities to organise Codex developer meetups and coding challenges

Requirements

• Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science or related field
• Comfortable with public speaking and technical demonstrations
• Basic understanding of decentralized technologies
• Enthusiasm for engaging with developer communities
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Interest in building your personal brand within the tech ecosystem

The Grant

The CSP is very flexible and adapts to different levels of experience and various lengths. The following numbers are just indicative, as the final stipend might slightly change depending on the student experience and to adapt to differing regions’ costs. For an officially enrolled PhD student, the CSP offers a stipend in the range of $2,000/month (full-time equivalent).

In addition, the CSP may offer mobility grants to attend meetings and related conferences within the scope of the internship's research field.

Application

To submit your application, please fill out this form providing the following documents:

• Up-to-date Curriculum Vitae
• A cover letter expressing your research interests
• Proof of enrollment in your university
• Reference letter from one of your university professors
• Applications will be evaluated a few weeks after submission. Students passing the initial evaluation will be contacted to pass a short interview.