Job Type: Internship

Duration:6 months

We are looking for passionate students and driven young minds eager to kickstart their journey in software and system support. As part of our team, you’ll gain hands-on experience troubleshooting and maintaining high-performance backend applications, working alongside experienced engineers to ensure stability, reliability, and efficiency.

This internship offers valuable exposure to debugging, testing, performance analysis, and cloud/virtual deployments, providing a unique opportunity to turn your technical skills into real-world impact in a collaborative and innovative environment.

You Have:

• Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field (students seeking for 6-months internship are encouraged to apply)
• Strong programming fundamentals
• Knowledge of relational (SQL, TimesTen) and NoSQL (MongoDB) databases
• Familiarity with Linux/ Unix
• Understanding of cloud technologies
• Excellent written and spoken English

It would be nice if you also have:

• Understanding of Java and C++ programming

• Familiarity with Spring Boot and backend application architecture

• Understanding of RESTful APIs concepts and integration principles

• Basic knowledge of cloud-native or virtualised deployments

• Strong problem-solving skills and a passion for software reliability and security

• Participate in technical support (Software Care) analysis and root-cause investigations

• Learn processes and contribute to process improvement and efficiency improvement initiatives

• Perform software testing, validation, and documentation of test results

• Contribute to process improvement and operational efficiency initiatives

• Collaborate with senior engineers to enhance system stability and performance

• Work with databases (TimesTen, SQL, MongoDB) to analyse and resolve data-related issues

• Support integration and optimisation initiatives, including AI-enabled efficiency tools

• Troubleshoot and resolve software implementation issues across backend systems