Intern will be working directly with Lab Software Engineers in all aspects of their job.
Examples of potential projects include developing C++ Unit Tests through the GTest Framework, addressing Critical Bugs and feature requests in the code base, development of SQL scripts for common DB interactions.
Refactoring of single use scripts into standard open-source style projects, ensuring good code management/documentation/testing across lab.
All intern projects will make use of git, auto-documentation tools, CI/CD, and unit testing.
Write documentation for both developers and users.
Adhere to agile methodology.

Student enrolled in an undergraduate degree program, preferably beyond a second semester sophomore pursuing their degree in CS, IT, CE, or equivalent
Must have an introductory level understanding of C/C++ and/or Python
Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office is required
Experience with Git and GitHub is preferred
Basic knowledge of TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS/SCSS is preferred
Exposure to SQL/Relational Database Management (RDBMS)
Exposure to cloud computing/AWS
Must possess excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
Must have an interest in performing new and varied work assignments, and be flexible with regard to work assignments
Must have the ability to perform multiple tasks and prioritize duties
Ability to work independently

Software Developer Intern, Infectious Diseases Research

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