(101) Software Development Engineer Intern
xevoKirkland (WA)
(101) Software Development Engineer Intern
Posted yesterday
xevoKirkland (WA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Write the software that will change the world Why bother working on software and services that no one uses? At Xevo, your work as a Software Development Engineer will remake the way every car works. We are building *The* Automobile Software company that will run in every car and work for every passenger. Your work will used in tens of millions of cars for the decades to come. And if love the cloud, then you will love building a massive geodata system that will map the world over everyday. Come to Xevo, if you want to work on the most difficult challenges in the world. Work with experts in artificial intelligence, machine learning, embedded systems, smart cameras, next generation hardware, geodata, data science, continuous delivery and integration, 4G and 5G networking, open source development and cloud native technology. It isn't easy, but the challenge will prepare for years to come. Our Software Development Engineer program includes mentorship and training in real-world projects that really matter. It is designed for holders of bachelor degrees with experience in data science, computer science and applied mathematics. We have opportunities in Seattle and the Eastside.
Basic Qualifications:
Proficiency in Linux platforms and relevant web platforms 0-5 years of relevant experience in building software and services Experience in projects involving cross-functional teams and successfully completing complex/large scale projects A Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics or related technical field Preferred Qualifications: Full stack development experience implementing server technologies Mobile development experience with iOS, Android
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