Develop software applications, diagnostic tools, and utilities that streamline complex troubleshooting and investigations. The intern will optimize software development environments and improve everyday problem-solving tools, with a focus on efficiency, user experience, and applying technology to business challenges.
This position is well suited for opportunists and problem solvers who can maximize the potential of software development environments for simplifying or optimizing common day to day tools used for problem solving.
In this Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be:
- Develop software applications, tools, diagnostics and/or utilities which optimize or streamline complex software troubleshooting & investigations
Who You Are:
You readily distinguish between what’s relevant and what’s unimportant to make sense of complex situations. You envision new and better ways of completing a task that drive efficiency and improved user experience You convey clear performance expectations and follow up consistently while delegating in a way that empowers ownership. You have a keen understanding of how and when you apply technology to business problems and reporting on the results
For This Role, You Will Need:
- Currently enrolled in an accredited college/university entering either their Junior or Senior year.
- Pursuing a degree in Engineering or Technical Field or Business or related field.
- Legal authorization to work in the United States. Sponsorship will not be provided for this position.
Preferred Qualifications that Set You Apart:
- Knowledge of and experience with the Process Automation industry
- Previous internship experience a plus
- Proven results in creating business growth and building effective relationships
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