Intern Day is an important opportunity for us at EDB to celebrate and acknowledge our talented interns. At EDB, we are committed to fostering the next generation of technologists who will build the future of Postgres for AI workloads. Interns bring important contributions such as fresh perspectives, innovative ideas, and lots of enthusiasm to our teams. Today, we are proud to highlight two of our amazing interns and share their stories with you.
Meet Our Interns
Nick Salvemini, Information Security Intern
During his role at EDB, Nick has been instrumental in making an impact with various automation projects and documentation work.
“I’ve been exposed to a lot of new technologies and processes, and it has been a blast to assimilate and adapt into the workflows, and it is incredibly rewarding when you can do that successfully and make a visible and acknowledged impact.” - Nick Salvemini, Information Security Intern
Jessica Ramos, Content & Community Intern
Jessica currently attends the University of Southern California, pursuing her PhD in Communications. During her role at EDB, Jessica has been key in helping with social media content and planning employee amplification projects.
“This summer at EDB has been amazing! Everyone here has been incredibly supportive and helpful, making it an enriching experience to contribute to impactful projects and see firsthand the power of strategic social media in shaping organizational success.” - Jessica Ramos, Content & Community Intern
As we celebrate Intern Day, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our interns for their contributions. Here’s to our future leaders!
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