2 months ago
Anderlecht, BelgiumIntern
Responsibilities
- Analyze the existing Excel-based access-rights process and identify the data and functionality to retain.
- Gather and prioritize user needs, design a data model and REST APIs, and create screen mock-ups.
- Develop the backend in Java with Spring Boot and the frontend in Angular and TypeScript.
- Implement access-rights consultation, search, filtering, employee creation, modification, and deactivation features.
- Develop unit and functional tests and participate in code reviews and discussions with experienced developers.
- Integrate company authentication and role- and rights-management functionality.
- Validate the MVP and ensure compliance with quality, security, and performance standards.
- Write technical documentation and present the project and results to technical teams and management.
Requirements
- Be in the penultimate or final year of a Graduate or Bachelor’s program oriented toward Software Development, or an equivalent program.
- Have knowledge and experience with Java, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Git.
- Knowledge of Spring Boot, JUnit, Angular, and TypeScript is a plus.
- Knowledge of French or English is a plus.
- Work accurately and recognize that security is the organization’s highest priority.
Benefits
- Internship duration is a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 5 months, starting from February 2027; the start date may be adjusted to academic requirements.
- The internship takes place in ICT offices in Brussels near Brussels-South station, with possible telework depending on tasks and team organization.
- A free train subscription is provided for the duration of the internship.
- Successful interns may have an opportunity to obtain an ICT job or join an ICT traineeship.
- The intern joins a team of four developers and receives professional development and mentoring opportunities.
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About Infrabel
Infrabel is Belgium’s state-owned railway infrastructure manager, building, maintaining, and renewing tracks, signaling, bridges, tunnels, and stations, and controlling train traffic nationwide. It provides network access and traffic management services to passenger and freight operators, financed by access charges and public funding. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brussels, it is the backbone of Belgium’s rail system and leads major modernization and safety programs across the network.