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IT Internship (BackEnd, Java) (f/m)

Summary

Internship role maintaining and extending a core Bosch backend application using Java, Spring Boot, and Agile practices.

You will be part of an international development team working on one of the core Internal Bosch applications, using Agile methodology.

Your tasks will include:

  • Maintaining, improving and extending the current software stack with new functionalities,
  • Involvement in the entire software development lifecycle, from requirements gathering to design, implementation, testing and deployment.
  • Collaboration with developers, process experts, architects and technical contacts of related systems.
  • Participating in code reviews, mentoring junior developers and ensuring best practices in software development.

We kindly ask candidates to share a link to their GitHub in CV.

  • Current Student of 2-4 year of IT fields
  • Availability of 30 hours per week
  • Experience in Java (including Springboot, Hibernate, web services, REST, APIs)
  • Knowledge of Agile (Scrum, Kanban)
  • Knowledge of unit testing (Junit, Jupiter, Mockito)
  • Basic understanding of Git / Git Flow
  • Knowledge of: SOLID and Clean Code Test Driven Development
  • Self-motivated, initiative-taking, flexibility
  • Ability to work in a virtual team with different experts
  • Good knowledge of English
  • End-to-end thinking

Benefits:

  • Paid internship based on a civil-law contract
  • Hybrid work mode with a modern office in Warsaw
  • Flexible working hours and full support during your exam sessions
  • Practical knowledge sharing within international company
  • Learning and mentoring support from best Experts in the field
  • A dynamic work environment with a friendly atmosphere
  • Prepaid Lunch Card Pluxee
  • Special offer for MultiSport Student

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