10 days ago
São Paulo, BrazilIntern
Responsibilities
- Design and develop innovative products and services with experienced Amazon engineers.
- Build distributed computing technologies and solutions for prediction systems operating at large scale.
- Build scalable, fault-tolerant, low-cost storage, indexing, and query systems.
- Design and code solutions for broadly defined problems.
- Write high-quality software and collaborate in an agile environment.
- Participate in team meetings, technical discussions, mentorship, professional development, and networking activities.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field, with expected graduation in December 2027 or later.
- Proficiency in at least one of Java, Python, Ruby, Node.js, C#, or C++.
- Knowledge of networking, security, relational and/or NoSQL databases, and Unix, Linux, and/or Windows operating systems.
- High-intermediate English proficiency.
- Availability for a 12-month internship and six hours per day, Monday through Friday, during standard business hours.
- Fluency in Portuguese is preferred.
Benefits
- 12-month internship with mentorship from experienced Software Development Engineers and managers.
- Work schedule of six hours per day, Monday through Friday, within the 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM window.
- Professional development activities, networking opportunities, and a supportive inclusive environment.
- Recruiting process includes a technical coding online assessment and two final technical coding and behavioral interviews conducted in English.
About Amazon
Amazon builds and operates a global e-commerce marketplace, logistics network, and consumer devices, and provides cloud computing via AWS for businesses and developers. The company earns revenue from online retail, third‑party seller services, subscriptions like Prime, advertising, and AWS usage. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Seattle, it is publicly traded on NASDAQ (AMZN) and serves customers in dozens of countries.