Software Developer Intern
SecuritEase
What the role involves
- Developing application code
- Resolving software defects
- Creating technical documentation
What they ask for
Relevant Bachelor's degree or currently completing a Master of Software Development; experience with at least one major programming language; working knowledge of SQL and database concepts; understanding of Agile or Waterfall software development practices
- Bachelor's degree
About the job
About The Role
We are offering a 3-month Software Developer Internship. You will work closely with a small team of experienced developers to extend, enhance and maintain the SecuritEase stockbroking application. This is a hands-on opportunity to gain exposure to a real-world financial services platform, structured development practices, and collaborative engineering delivery.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Contributing to the development and enhancement of the SecuritEase Classic application
- Writing and maintaining application and database code (Prolog, Java, SQL)
- Investigating and resolving defects
- Creating and maintaining documentation
- Expanding automated testing and supporting quality assurance activities
- Developing embedded reports for internal and client use
- Learning and applying our Software Development Lifecycle processes
- Collaborating with developers, analysts and cross-functional teams
You’ll receive training in our development environment, architecture and business workflows, and will be supported by a Chapter Lead, Software Development Manager and experienced engineers throughout the internship.
About You
- Relevant Bachelor’s degree (or currently completing a Master of Software Development at Victoria University of Wellington)
- Experience with at least one major programming language (e.g. Java, .NET, C++)
- Working knowledge of SQL and database concepts
- Understanding of software development practices (Agile or Waterfall)
- Strong organisation and communication skills
- Curious, detail-oriented and willing to learn
Desirable (but not essential)
- Exposure to Prolog
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Git
- Reporting tools such as Jasper or Clear Reports
Applying for this job
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