Salesforce

• Salary and benefits are amazing.
• Ethical company; you will not have to defend yourself for your employer.
• Nicely equipped office; all necessary devices are provided.
• Family-friendly environment.
• Plenty of means to learn.

As a student in their bachelor's, I felt quite alone. I was set aside to work on a project next to the main product, with very vague requirements. Lacking project-management know-how, I went ahead on my own and created something. More guidance would have made many lessons quicker to learn. Unfortunately, I was barely involved in the team because of this.

Make sure to look into what your interns are doing every now and then, and maybe pull them off a project if it gets out of hand. Integration into the regular scrum team might really be easier than setting up your own architecture while barely knowing the main one.