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As an NI Software Engineer Intern, you will enjoy the unique opportunity to be exposed to many aspects of the product development cycle. By the end of your intern or co-op term, your project will contribute to NI's bottom line success. Software development project opportunities include development tools, compiler design, graphical user interface, kernel-level drivers, instrument drivers, networking, embedded and real-time systems, automated data acquisition systems, and mathematical analysis.
Come experience the award-winning NI culture - a relaxed and stimulating work environment that includes participating in small development teams and fosters the type of engineering innovation leading to our many market-leading products. Besides being a part of NI's great work environment, previous interns say experience working within a global corporation also provides a chance to gain exposure and insight into many of the critical business issues and key business practices important to the practical education of every software engineering professional.
Successfully completing one or more Software Engineer Intern positions may also lead to an offer for a rewarding, full-time software engineering position.
What our interns do
Systems & Embedded/Driver Development - NI system and embedded-level software products are rich with features. You will have the opportunity to work with technologies such as automatic signal routing, multi-device synchronization, code generation, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that support several different programming languages (for example, LabVIEW, C, C++, C#), a variety of operating systems (for example, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, real-time), bus interfaces (for example, USB, PCIExpress, PCI, Ethernet), user-mode and kernel-mode driver components, and firmware that runs on embedded processors and FPGAs.
Basic Qualifications
Pursuing B.S. in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, engineering physics, mechatronics, physics, or software engineering. Or pursuing B.A. in computer scienceClass Standing Sophomore or above, with preference given to well-qualified rising juniors and rising seniors
Strong work ethic and desire to succeed
Problem-solving skills; enjoys solving technical problems
Strong foundation and understanding of computers and exposure to high-level programming languages (C/C++)
Like to learn about new computer and software technologies
Understanding of software design and architecture principles
Knowledge of the following concepts and principles:
Operating system components and design
Computer system/bus architectures
Data structures
Ability to
Work effectively in a group development environment
Take initiative; be a self-starter
Manage time efficiently
Listen attentively and be able to grasp basic technical information
Effective communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
GPA at or above: 3.2 for BS, 3.5 for MS, 3.7 for PhD
As an NI Software Engineer Intern, you will enjoy the unique opportunity to be exposed to many aspects of the product development cycle. By the end of your intern or co-op term, your project will contribute to NI's bottom line success. Software development project opportunities include development tools, compiler design, graphical user interface, kernel-level drivers, instrument drivers, networking, embedded and real-time systems, automated data acquisition systems, and mathematical analysis.
