Job Application for Software Engineering Internship (Summer 2025) - Java, React (Work-from-Home) at Businessolver

Businessolver is looking for a Software Engineering Intern to join our agile product development and/or engineering teams. A Businessolver Internship offers stimulating and purposeful work, the opportunity to apply education to real hands-on experience and immersion in a unique and innovative company culture. Additionally, you can perform this role remotely from any state within the United States.

The Gig:

Innovative design and analysis of product, technical, and quality roadmap enhancements
Actively participate in scrum ceremonies, development, testing, and deployment activities
Develop core web application changes using JAVA, JavaScript and CSS
Creative thinking and proposing solutions to grow our business by delighting our clients

What you need to make the cut:

Must currently be enrolled in 4-year applicable college program
Must be self-motivated and able to prioritize a number of tasks effectively
Must have great communication skills for providing customer service, taking instruction and providing thorough documentation
Available at least 40 hours a week
Must have working knowledge of the Java programming language
Demonstrable experience building user interfaces for web browsers
Have a dedicated space where daily work can be performed
Able to attend team meetings over the phone without interruptions
Any experience with development in the following areas is helpful:

Cloud-based services
UI technologies (Bootstrap, jQuery, React)
Spring-based API development
Unit, Integration and UI-based automated testing

The pay for this position is $23.40 per hour.

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