7 months ago
Christchurch, New ZealandIntern
Responsibilities
- Join an R&D team and build a project with real, meaningful, and major impact on clients.
- Architect, design, implement, test, and deliver highly scalable products through high-impact projects.
- Learn software delivery practices and deepen engineering skills alongside the software engineering team.
Requirements
- Must be enrolled and working toward a BS in Computer Science or a related field.
- Must have the right to live and work in New Zealand and be able to work in Christchurch during the internship.
- Strong engineering fundamentals and problem-solving ability, including comfort with complex problems.
- Personal projects and an example of an exciting project the candidate is proud of.
- Ability to build scalable and maintainable solutions.
- Clear communication, teamwork, and the ability to work and learn autonomously.
Benefits
- Healthy catered lunches, snacks, and drinks at company offices.
- $1,500 annual wellness allowance or local equivalent.
- Three months of fully paid parental leave for primary caregivers, plus a flexible return-to-work arrangement.
- Paid 24/7 car parking or a commute allowance for office and co-working-space commutes.
- Office-first work arrangement in Christchurch, Auckland, London, and San Francisco, with flexibility to manage schedules.
- Weekly happy hours, monthly lunches, quarterly season openers, and an annual global offsite.
- Generous relocation allowance for candidates relocating to Partly HQ.
About Partly
Partly builds AI infrastructure for the automotive repair and parts industry, including a foundational model (Interpreter) that understands vehicle damage and the parts needed to fix it. Its platform and apps, including a product information management system, are used by suppliers, distributors, marketplaces, and repairers via APIs and software tools. Privately held and headquartered in Austin, Texas, it serves thousands of businesses across the global collision and repair supply chain, with teams in the US, UK, and New Zealand.