Summer 2025 Software Development Intern

Description

E-gineering's Internship Program aims to offer interns a real-world professional consulting experience whereby they deliver value.

E-gineering uses the Scrum Agile framework; however, candidates do not need prior experience with Scrum but should be passionate about team-oriented environments and process frameworks like Scrum that promote feedback loops and continuous improvement.

Throughout the program, interns may have the opportunity to practice various skills. While E-gineering leadership will attempt to allow each intern to focus on their primary skill area, interns will assume the responsibilities of any role necessary to deliver value to the customer. E-gineering considers this especially crucial, given the limited experience of individuals still in school.

Past clients have included non-profit and for-profit corporations.

Projects have included:

• Software analysis, evaluation, and recommendation for purchase
• Development of a custom Salesforce app
• Web development and website architectural improvement
• Integration of third-party donation software to an existing WordPress site
• Custom software development to enable data collection from physical sensors
• Custom software development of a new product to track and store microbial lab results
• Docker deployment architecture proof-of-concept
• Automation of manual test scripts for a web application using Cypress
• Business Intelligence reporting using tools like Power BI or Tableau 

Responsibilities

• Learning the basics of the Scrum Agile framework
• Attending daily stand-ups, sprint planning, demos, and retrospectives
• Estimating user stories
• Engaging in critical thinking and articulating assumptions so that the team can agree upon the level of effort for a given story
• Tracking issues in systems such as Atlassian Jira, Azure DevOps, or GitHub 

As a developer, interns will establish an understanding of the fundamentals of the required programming language(s). They will learn the following:

• source control and developer workflows,
• to submit pull requests, participate in code reviews, and  
• to use frameworks, libraries, and SQL or NoSQL database technology.

Other activities that are part of the internship may include:

• book club
• participating in a service project
• attending an Indianapolis Indians outing 
• one-on-one lunches with EG consultants

Qualifications

• Degree or majoring in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field
• Completed at least two semesters toward your undergraduate degree, or higher, by summer 2025
• Servant- and team-oriented mindset
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Intellectual curiosity and passion for solving challenging problems using technology