Datadog’s internship program is one of the best I’ve experienced. From day one, you’re treated like a full-time engineer, given meaningful projects, real ownership, and access to all the tools and people you need to learn and grow. The culture of collaboration and kindness really stands out; people genuinely live the company’s values. Everyone is approachable and willing to help, no matter how busy they are.
I especially appreciated how much trust the team puts in interns: it’s not just “shadowing” work. You’re solving real problems, contributing to production code, and seeing the impact of your work. The mentorship is strong, and feedback is thoughtful and supportive.
Honestly, I didn’t have any inconveniences during my internship. Things move quickly, but that’s part of what makes it exciting and dynamic.
I applied through LinkedIn to join Datadog Paris. 1. Phone interview with a technical recruiter. He was really nice and relevant. * Tell me about you and your education. * What are you interested in. * What languages/tools do you feel comfort
First phone call after being contacted by an internal recruiter. The recruiter barely introduced themselves, did not introduce the company, and went through their questions mechanically without really interacting. In the end, there wasn't really a
LeetCode problem, which gets complex by solving a problem step by step. Live coding during an hour with one of their engineers. Like matching. I suggest to look into medium to hard level.
I applied through LinkedIn to join Datadog Paris. 1. Phone interview with a technical recruiter. He was really nice and relevant. * Tell me about you and your education. * What are you interested in. * What languages/tools do you feel comfort
First phone call after being contacted by an internal recruiter. The recruiter barely introduced themselves, did not introduce the company, and went through their questions mechanically without really interacting. In the end, there wasn't really a
LeetCode problem, which gets complex by solving a problem step by step. Live coding during an hour with one of their engineers. Like matching. I suggest to look into medium to hard level.