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Software Engineer Intern - Orlando

Posted 16 days ago

massey servicesOrlando (FL)

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About the role

Business Intelligence Software InternThe Business Intelligence Software Intern will work within the Software Engineering team supporting the development and maintenance of internal applications and external customer-facing applications. The intern will gain hands-on experience building, improving, and developing applications and working on various software systems. Summary of Responsibilities Participate in the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Identify Areas of Improvement Recommend Modern & Innovative Solutions Create Technical Documentation
Responsibilities: Participate in the SDLCAssist the software engineering team in the entire SDLC—planning, analysis, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of internal and external applications.
Identify Areas of Improvement: Review existing internal systems and applications to identify opportunities to improve performance, usability, automation, and maintainability.
Recommend Modern & Innovative Solutions: Research and propose modern technologies, development approaches, or architectural improvements that could enhance current systems or support future growth.
Create Technical Documentation: Develop documentation for internal systems, including application features, workflows, data structures, and system interactions.

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