Jr. Software Engineer Intern

Leidos•Tucson, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Leidos is looking for a Junior Software Engineer Intern to join a high performing agile team to support a nationally significant and fast-paced management programs. The Leidos team is focusing on full stack development of user interfaces, restful services, APIs, database scripting, AWS Cloud infrastructure, and integration of micro-services.

Requirements

Working towards a Bachelors’ degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or similar discipline.
Knowledge of, exposure and/or experience working with software design patterns and Web Application Development.
Knowledge of, exposure and/or experience using some of the following Programming Languages and tools: Java, JavaScript, Typescript, Python, C++, SQL
Familiarity with one or more of the following Development Frameworks: React, Svelte, Vue, Django, SpringBoot, Flask, FastAPI, NodeJS
Self-motivated to learn and apply themselves to problem solving
Familiarity with GIT standards
Must be able to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI with Polygraph clearance
US Citizenship required
Must be able to commute to or is located in the Tucson area

Nice To Haves

Some experience developing front end user interface frameworks either through side projects or relevant work experience
Familiarity with working in an agile environment
Familiarity with working on Full Stack Development

Responsibilities

Responsible for software development activities both individually and as a member of the an agile team.
Analyze and study complex system requirements.
Use design software tools.
Provide support using formal specifications, data flow diagrams, and other accepted design techniques with the help of other team members.
Be mentored through software engineering principles and standards to ensure that developed code is modifiable, efficient, reliable, understandable, fault tolerant, modular and reusable.
Be assigned various tasks across the program’s full stack to help gain experience, knowledge and application of object orientating programming languages.