Infrastructure Automation Engineer Intern
American Century Investments4 days ago
Kansas City, MO, USAIntern
Responsibilities
- Assist in designing, developing, and deploying automation scripts and tools for infrastructure operations.
- Identify repetitive tasks and propose automation solutions with team members.
- Support monitoring and alerting systems to improve infrastructure health visibility.
- Participate in infrastructure projects involving cloud services, virtualization, networking, and server management.
- Document processes, automation workflows, and technical configurations.
- Apply best practices in IT operations, security, and change management.
Requirements
- Be an incoming undergraduate senior enrolled in Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or a related program, graduating between December 2027 and Spring 2028.
- Have a basic understanding of servers, networks, virtualization, and cloud platforms.
- Have familiarity with software development lifecycles and APIs.
- Demonstrate strong problem-solving skills and eagerness to learn.
- Demonstrate excellent communication and collaboration abilities.
- Exposure to Ansible, Terraform, PowerShell, Python, or Bash is preferred.
Benefits
- Competitive pay and eligibility for employee 401k contributions.
- Dedicated mentor providing career coaching and mentoring.
- Access to Business Resource Groups.
- Casual dress code.
- Social and philanthropic events for interns.
- Onsite work in the Kansas City, Missouri office, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Ten-week program running June 2 through August 6.
About American Century Investments
American Century Investments is a privately held, Kansas City–based asset manager offering mutual funds, ETFs, separately managed accounts, and multi-asset and fixed income strategies to institutions, financial advisors, and individual investors. It earns management fees across its product lineup. Founded in 1958, the firm’s controlling owner is the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, and it directs 40% of its dividends to support the Institute’s work.