Internship - Build, Refactor, Test, and Improve the Barco CTRL UI
Summary
An internship on Barco's CTRL team, building, refactoring, and testing the frontend applications used to configure, monitor, and control Barco systems. Day-to-day work involves implementing features in Angular and TypeScript, visualizing backend API data, writing automated tests, and collaborating in a small feature team.
Barco CTRL consists of several frontend applications that are used to configure, monitor, and control our system. During this internship, you will join one of the feature teams and help improve one of these applications.
The work can range from refactoring existing code to implementing completely new features. A large part of the job is visualizing data coming from backend APIs and presenting it in a clear and user-friendly way.
What you'll do
- Help build and improve the Barco CTRL frontend.
- Work in a small team (4-5 people) with many other teams
- Discuss and refine ideas for new features and improvements.
- Prioritize and refine work together with the team.
- Implement frontend functionality in Angular and TypeScript.
- Refactor existing code where needed.
- Write automated tests to ensure quality and maintainability.
- Review and validate your work together with experienced software engineers.
Technologies
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Angular
- Unit tests
- Component tests
- Git
- Jenkins
- Visual Studio Code
What we're looking for
- You're currently studying Computer Science, Informatics, Electronics, or a related field (Bachelor's or Master's level).
- You have a good understanding of JavaScript and/or TypeScript.
- You enjoy building user interfaces and solving technical problems.
- You're eager to learn and work as part of a software development team.
Nice to have
- Experience with Angular.
- Experience writing unit or component tests.
- Familiarity with Git.
What you'll learn
- How a professional Angular application is developed and maintained.
- How frontend applications interact with backend APIs.
- How to write maintainable code backed by automated tests.
- How software is developed within an agile team and released through a CI/CD pipeline.