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David Careers

Computer Science Related Major - Intern

Posted 3 days ago

application consulting groupBoonton (NJ)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Intern

SALARY

$25 per hour

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About the role

Internship OpportunityACG believes in successful career development. As an Intern with ACG you will experience hands-on training, and learn how to apply IBM Business Analytics Technologies to develop business solutions. Learn from top consultants and work alongside IT professionals, designing, developing, implementing and supporting first-rate business solutions. Commonly used technologies are IBM Cognos TM1, Python, VBA, Oracle and SQL Server. This internship will be a 4 week program requiring approximately 24 hours per week. The work will be done remotely and hours are flexible. The goal of the program is to begin training in the IBM Cognos Planning Analytics technology stack. Participants in this program will be considered for full time hybrid positions in Parsippany, NJ when and if they become available. This internship pays $25 per hour for participation in the program. We are looking for an intern that will complete their undergraduate degree in December 2026 or a recent college graduate. Major must be in Computer Science, MIS or Finance/Business with experience in a programming capacity along with solid programming coursework. Previous classes and an interest in Finance is also a strongly desired skill set in a candidate. Will consider the following programming skills: General Object Orientated Programming concepts, Java, C, Python or Visual Basic, Relational Technologies (SQL Server, Oracle, SQL querying). Must have excellent communication skills.

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