Software Developer (.NET) Intern
berkley technology servicesUrbandale (IA)
Software Developer (.NET) Intern
Posted 13 days ago
berkley technology servicesUrbandale (IA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Software Developer (.net) InternAs a Software Developer (.net) Intern at Berkley Technology Services (BTS), you'll support the continued evolution of a.net based policy administration platform. This enterprise platform is leveraged by multiple W.R. Berkley Corporation (WRB) member companies to enable underwriters to perform clearance, along with issuing quotes, binders and policies for various lines of insurance. On our team, you won't be limited to the front-end or back-end; your role offers exposure to the full stack, helping you connect the requests we receive to the application features we build. With us, you'll get to see the impact of your work on the business, every day. Key functions will include but are not limited to: Support and execute product enhancement requests for our proprietary underwriting platform Gain hands-on experience across the software development cycle, from requirements gathering to software design, development, testing, code review, deployment, and support Take a hands-on role in various tasks whereby you will gain exposure to object-oriented programming languages; .NET, Angular, C++, SQL queries and AI. Learn how all of these fit together to create a platform. Triage and troubleshoot production support issues, working with end-users to resolve issues to their satisfaction Assist with activities like software release planning and see your code and changes migrate through the process Take an active role in supporting software development projects in an agile setting, where you'll learn additional ways that agile can be implemented/utilized by software development teams We do not accept unsolicited resumes from third party recruiting agencies or firms. The Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. Location and Travel: • Primary location: Urbandale, IA.Sponsorship not Offered for this Role
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