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99# Open Source Internship Program
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11- Welcome to the Open Science Labs (OSL) Open Source Internship Program! At the
12- heart of our mission lies the commitment to foster innovation and growth within
13- the realm of open science and open source. This program is an embodiment of that
14- commitment, providing an inclusive, dynamic, and nurturing environment for
15- contributors of all backgrounds-whether you're a student stepping into the world
16- of open-source, or a professional looking to give back and refine your skills.
17-
18- This program is a partnership between OSL and
19- [ The GRAPH Network] ( https://thegraphnetwork.org ) , who enhances our reach and
20- impact across the scientific community.
21-
22- With a structure inspired by the Google Summer of Code, our program offers some
23- unique features:
24-
25- - ** Open Participation** : We welcome everyone from students to professionals,
26- embracing diversity in knowledge and experience. Prospective participants
27- should submit their relevant project ideas to designated OSL mentors or
28- supervisors through email or our social media platforms like Discord.
29- - ** Flexible Commitment** : A minimum of 20 hours per week allows for impactful
30- work while accommodating your schedule.
31- - ** Flexible Application Timeline** : Our Open Source Internship Program now
32- offers a rolling application process, allowing candidates to apply at any time
33- that fits their schedule. This flexibility ensures that everyone has the
34- opportunity to participate and gain valuable experience without the
35- constraints of fixed cycles. Whether you're ready to dive into a new project
36- now or planning for the future, you can submit your application when it suits
11+ This document provides guidelines for both open-source project maintainers and
12+ internship candidates at Open Science Labs (OSL).
13+
14+ ## Overview
15+
16+ OSL is committed to fostering innovation and growth within the open science and
17+ open source communities. This internship program embodies that commitment by
18+ providing a dynamic and supportive environment for contributors at all
19+ levels—from students just stepping into the world of open-source to
20+ professionals looking to refine their skills.
21+
22+ This program operates in partnership with
23+ [ The GRAPH Network] ( https://thegraphnetwork.org ) , enhancing our reach and impact
24+ across the scientific community.
25+
26+ ## Program Structure
27+
28+ Modeled after Google Summer of Code, our program offers the following key
29+ features:
30+
31+ - ** Open Participation** : Open to everyone from students to professionals, we
32+ embrace diversity in knowledge and experience. Applicants should submit their
33+ project ideas directly to the mentors via email.
34+ - ** Flexible Commitment** : Participants are expected to contribute a minimum of
35+ 20 hours per week, allowing for substantial contribution while accommodating
36+ personal schedules.
37+ - ** Rolling Applications** : We accept applications on a rolling basis, providing
38+ flexibility to accommodate participants' timing and availability. This ensures
39+ opportunities are accessible year-round, allowing you to engage when it suits
3740 you best.
38- - ** End-of-Cycle Presentations ** : At the end of each cycle, participants are
39- encouraged to share their journey and project outcomes , enhancing their public
40- speaking and technical communication skills.
41- - ** Non-Monetary Rewards** : While the internship does not offer financial
41+ - ** Final Presentation ** : Participants will present their projects at the
42+ program's conclusion , enhancing their public speaking and technical
43+ communication skills.
44+ - ** Non-Monetary Rewards** : While the internship does not provide financial
4245 compensation, it offers invaluable experience, mentorship, networking
43- opportunities, and the satisfaction of contributing to open-source projects
44- that matter.
45-
46- In this program, contributors will not only gain practical experience by working
47- on real-world projects but also become an integral part of a community striving
48- for a collective goal—advancing open source and open science for a better
49- future.
50-
51- ## Requirements
52-
53- ### Contributor Candidate Requirements
54-
55- For those interested in taking advantage of the Open Science Labs
56- Internship/Apprenticeship Program, there are several key requirements that
57- ensure a productive and rewarding experience for both the contributor and the
58- program:
59-
60- - ** English Proficiency** : Candidates must be able to effectively communicate in
61- English, as it is the primary language used for collaboration and
62- communication within the program.
63- - ** Age Requirement** : All candidates must be at least 18 years old at the time
64- of applying to participate in the program.
65- - ** Time Commitment** : Prospective interns are expected to dedicate a minimum of
66- 20 hours per week to the program throughout the cycle, which spans 3 months.
67- - ** Duration of Commitment** : Candidates must be prepared to commit to the full
68- duration of the program cycle to ensure continuity and impact of their
69- contributions.
70- - ** Nature of Opportunity** : It's important to note that this is a non-paid
71- opportunity, ideal for those looking to gain experience and grow their network
72- in the open science community.
73- - ** Initial Contribution** : Before official acceptance, candidates should make a
74- small contribution to their project of interest. This allows mentors to assess
75- the candidate’s skills and commitment levels.
76-
77- We seek candidates who are passionate about open science and eager to make
78- significant contributions to the open-source community. If you meet these
79- requirements and are ready to engage with cutting-edge projects, we encourage
80- you to apply.
81-
82- ### Requirements for Sub-Organizations
83-
84- To join the Open Science Labs Internship/Apprenticeship Program as a
85- sub-organization, the following criteria must be met:
86-
87- - ** Open Source Licensing** : The project(s) must be released under a license
88- approved by the Open Source Initiative (OSI) or have a Software Package Data
89- Exchange (SPDX) identifier. Licenses not recognized by OSI will be subject to
90- review to ensure alignment with the program's objectives.
91- - ** Issue Availability** : There should be an array of open issues available for
92- the duration of the program cycle, offering a variety of engagement
93- opportunities for contributors.
94- - ** Mentorship** : Each project under the sub-organization must have at least one
95- mentor committed to guiding contributors. However, for a robust mentoring
96- experience, having at least two mentors per project is recommended.
97- - ** Application Submission** : The application to join as a sub-organization must
98- be submitted by a core contributor or a maintainer of the project or
99- organization to ensure commitment and reliability.
100- - ** Code of Conduct** : All projects looking to participate must adhere to a
101- publicly visible code of conduct to ensure a safe, inclusive, and respectful
102- environment for all contributors.
103-
104- By fulfilling these requirements, your sub-organization will contribute to a
105- productive and ethical collaboration space, supporting the growth of
106- contributors and the advancement of open-source projects through our
107- internship/apprenticeship program.
46+ opportunities, and the satisfaction of contributing to significant open-source
47+ projects.
48+
49+ ## For Intern Candidates
50+
51+ ### Requirements
52+
53+ Prospective interns must meet the following criteria:
54+
55+ - ** English Proficiency** : Effective communication in English is required for
56+ collaboration within the program.
57+ - ** Age Requirement** : Applicants must be at least 18 years old at the time of
58+ application.
59+ - ** Time Commitment** : A minimum of 20 hours per week is required during the
60+ 3-month internship period.
61+ - ** Nature of Opportunity** : This is an unpaid internship, ideal for gaining
62+ experience and networking in the open science community.
63+ - ** Initial Contribution** : Candidates must make a preliminary contribution to
64+ their chosen project, allowing mentors to evaluate their skills and
65+ commitment.
66+
67+ This program is perfect for those passionate about open science and eager to
68+ contribute to our projects. If you meet these requirements and are ready to
69+ engage with innovative projects, we encourage you to apply.
70+
71+ For a full list of projects under the OSL umbrella, visit
72+ [ here] ( /projects/list/ ) . To learn more, please contact the project maintainer
73+ directly.
74+
75+ ## For Open-Source Project Contributors
76+
77+ If you are a maintainer or core contributor of an open-source project, you can
78+ submit your project for affiliation with OSL, making it eligible for our
79+ Internship Program.
80+
81+ For more information on affiliation, please visit
82+ [ Projects Affiliation] ( /projects/affiliation/ ) .
83+
84+ If your project is already affiliated with OSL, you can submit your project idea
85+ proposal to
` [email protected] ` . Please use the template provided at
86+ [ Project Idea Template] ( /opportunities/templates/projects-ideas/ ) .
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