Intern, Software Engineer

• Complete an 8-month January–August 2027 work term as a Software Engineer Intern
• Work with frontend and backend tools and projects within Digital Banking
• Assess user experience and requirements to deliver customer-centric solutions
• Analyze functional requirements and provide technical solutions, including API designs and microservice architecture
• Develop and support RESTful/SOAP APIs and microservice applications
• Participate in SCRUM meetings, sprint delivery, and issue resolution
• Conduct unit testing and assist with automated testing
• Participate in code reviews and manage merge requests for release branches
• Collaborate with incident management teams to troubleshoot and resolve production incidents
• Contribute to technical documentation and ongoing application support
• Design and develop interfaces using Angular, Java/Kotlin for Android, and SwiftUI for iOS
• Write clean, maintainable, performant web and mobile code
• Make technical and design decisions for effective user interfaces
• Integrate frontend applications with RESTful APIs and GraphQL
• Collaborate with senior developers on scalable web and mobile solutions
• Work in agile, cross-functional pods focused on customer-centered digital banking products

Requirements

  • Must be a student currently enrolled in school
  • Undergraduate/Bachelors degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering
  • Experience in Java and Spring Boot in a professional environment or internship
  • Microservices development experience, including designing, implementing, and maintaining microservice-based architectures
  • Basic knowledge of REST API and Microservices architecture patterns
  • Experience with MSSQL or other relational databases
  • Development experience with JUnit and Spring integration tests
  • Basic knowledge of Git for version control
  • Self-starter who can take a concept and drive it through to design and implementation
  • Ability to carry out other technical-related duties as needed
  • Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and tools to automate development, testing, and deployment
  • Experience with Angular, Java/Kotlin for Android, or SwiftUI for iOS in a professional environment
  • Android development with RxJava, Coroutines, Flow, and Compose
  • iOS development using SwiftUI, RxSwift, Swift Concurrency, and some familiarity with Objective-C
  • Proficiency in JavaScript, Angular, CSS, HTML, and cross-browser compatible web development
  • Understanding of RESTful Architecture, GraphQL, and web services
  • Familiarity with security frameworks, standards, and practices
  • Knowledge of Micro Frontend architecture (preferred)
  • Experience with AI-enhanced development (desired)
  • Submit transcript and resume in one document
  • Candidates considered for hire must successfully complete a criminal background check and credit check

Core Competencies

Demonstrates strong capabilities in developing and supporting RESTful APIs and microservice applications, with proficiency in Angular, Java/Kotlin for Android, and SwiftUI for iOS. Possesses a solid understanding of agile methodologies and experience in collaborative environments focused on customer-centric digital banking solutions.

Highest-signal resume keywords

  • Java Development
  • Microservices Architecture
  • RESTful API Development
  • Angular Framework
  • CI/CD Pipeline Familiarity

ATS Optimization Keywords

Hard Skills

  • Java
  • Spring Boot
  • Microservices Development
  • REST API
  • MSSQL
  • JUnit
  • Angular
  • Java/Kotlin
  • SwiftUI
  • JavaScript

Soft Skills

  • Self-Starter
  • Problem-Solving
  • Collaboration

Industry Keywords

  • Digital Banking
  • User Experience
  • Technical Documentation
  • Incident Management
  • Micro Frontend Architecture

Tools & Technologies

  • Git
  • CI/CD Tools
  • Automated Testing Tools
  • Agile Methodologies
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