Software Engineering Intern
$19-29/hr
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Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$19-29/hr
About the role
- Design, develop and support software for use in X-ray imaging and computed tomography
- Create technical design, implementation and training documentation that describes new software functionality.
- Use varied development tools including Visual Studio, GitHub, coding agents, issue and task tracking for implementation of software solutions.
- Communicate new developments and findings to internal/external customers in the form of presentations, technical reports and patent applications.
- Develop and support software interfaces to a variety of hardware devices: UIs, X-ray detectors, X-ray sources, optical cameras, motion components, robots.
- Support new and maintaining engineering and planning.
- C++, Python or C#AI Agent usage (Cursor, Claude)GUI design (WinForms, WPF)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills — you can explain your ideas clearly, whether in an email, a meeting, or a quick Teams message
- Comfortable juggling multiple tasks and hitting deadlines, even when priorities shift
- A genuine eagerness to learn, paired with a proactive, can-do attitude — you ask questions and look for ways to contribute
- Leadership and teamwork experience from any setting — clubs, sports, group projects, part-time jobs, or other extracurriculars
- Solid working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)
- GPU programming (CUDA or OpenCL)3D graphics (OpenGL)
- Image analysis, computer vision
- Computed tomography
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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