UW Blueprint

Student Application

Thanks for your interest in UW Blueprint! We’re looking for Waterloo students who are excited to build, contribute, and help shape what Blueprint becomes next.

A few things to know before you apply:

Explore the available roles on our roles responsibilities page

to learn more about each position and what you’ll be working on.

Students on both study terms and co-op terms are encouraged to apply!

Applications close October 12, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.

Please review our application process FAQ

before submitting your application.

We’re excited to learn more about you and what you’d bring to Blueprint!

Basic Information

First Name*

Last Name*

Email*

Program*

Academic Year (or "Graduate student")*

Resume (PDF) *

Where did you hear about us?*

How many times have you applied to Blueprint in the past?*

What are your pronouns?

Will you be in an academic (school) or co-op term? *

Academic Co-op

What is your preferred working location?*

Position Preference

Please select the position(s) you are interested in.*

What is your first choice role?*

Optional: What is your second choice role? (only select if you want to be considered for this role)

Short Answers

Please answer the following questions in a few sentences. (max length: 1000 characters)

What timezone will you be based out of next term?*

Tell us about a cause that resonates with you.*

Tell us about a community you’re proud to be a part of and how you’ve contributed to it.*

Tell us about a time you learned a new skill. What was your motivation to learn it and what was your approach?*

Voluntary Self Identification Form

This section is completely optional. This information will be greatly valuable for improving diversity and inclusion efforts within Blueprint and will be used in aggregate only. Your response will have no effect on your application and will not be shared outside the organization.

What is your gender identity?

What ethnicity do you identify with?

Which of the following applies to you? Select all applicable.

First-generation college student

Immigrant

LGBTQIA+

Neurodivergent

Person with a disability (visible or invisible)

Served in the Armed Forces