21 hours ago
Montréal, CanadaIntern
Responsibilities
- Analyze requirements and define features for a new cutover planning tool.
- Contribute to solution architecture and user experience design.
- Develop user interface and application logic features.
- Use AI-powered development assistants to support code generation, code understanding, improvement, and documentation.
- Implement mechanisms to create, modify, organize, and track cutover plan activities.
- Integrate the tool with relevant environments and information sources.
- Document technical decisions, developed features, and key learnings related to AI-assisted development.
- Collaborate with users and stakeholders to validate business needs and contribute to demonstrations and refinements.
Requirements
- Have completed at least two years of a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, or a related field.
- Have a solid foundation in programming and software development.
- Understand application development and software design fundamentals.
- Have an interest in developing user interfaces and application services.
- Be curious about or experienced with AI-powered development assistants such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot.
- Be able to analyze requirements, propose solutions, and turn ideas into concrete features.
- Demonstrate autonomy, rigor, initiative, teamwork, and strong French communication skills in writing and speech.
Benefits
- Winter 2027 internship term.
- Flexible working hours, including remote work.
- Team activities and annual traditions.
- Employee assistance program, telemedicine, and mental health support.
- Training and professional development opportunities.
- Criminal background checks are required for all positions, and credit checks apply to positions involving financial data.
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About GIRO
GIRO builds optimization software for public transport and postal operations. Its flagship products—HASTUS for transit planning and scheduling, and GeoRoute for postal delivery optimization—are sold as enterprise software with implementation and support services. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Montréal, this privately held company serves operators in more than 30 countries, providing tools for crew and vehicle scheduling, route planning, and operations management.