FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Pipeline Pilot internship?
People with experience in coding, modern development skills, software engineering, ICT software specifications, software design methodologies, and various other software-related skills are required for the Pipeline Pilot internship.
What will be the focus of the internship?
The internship will focus on designing, developing, and continuously improving software to provide world-class apps, services, and technologies, delivering value to end-users.
What kind of projects will interns work on during the internship?
Interns will work on understanding user requirements, proposing enhancements based on user behavior, analyzing code usage metrics for improvements, collaborating with architects on design components, and designing software components for data value recognition.
What is the expected compensation range for this internship?
The total expected compensation range for the Pipeline Pilot internship will be between $22 and $40, taking into consideration experience, pay of employees in similar positions, and other job-related factors.
Will interns have the opportunity to learn and stay up-to-date with software development practices and technologies?
Yes, interns will have the opportunity to learn and stay at the state of the art on software development practices, technologies, as well as promote component re-use and design new capabilities for collaboration.