Introducing Schibsted Internship 2018 edition! The idea is simple. We are looking for a few young talents to join our permanent teams & work on #codethatmatters. If you are brave enough to spend your summer holidays on learning & improving knowledge of new technologies, you are in the right place!
Ok, I’m interested. What are the requirements?
First of all, our offices are in both Kraków & Gdansk, so you need to be able to work on a daily basis in either of those locations. Our program is tailored to IT or any other related subject students (years 3-5).
The rest of it depends on the projects, here is the list of technologies:
We will publish details about Gdańsk internship at a later date.
But most of my friends will SPAM my Instagram wall with pictures from vacation, so you better have something interesting!
Yes, we know. Working in the summer is hard, but believe us, most of us went through this. The weather is still good in September, and you can save some money until then because our internship is paid (3000 PLN gross/month).
Serious salary means serious work. You get the full mentor support throughout the internship – an experienced developer from the team you’re going to join. He will guide through the tech setup and encourage you & assist in learning brand new things.
If you like to post pictures on the Internet, you still got your chances. Our internship ends with a memorable trip to Stockholm or Oslo (depends if the team works with Swedish or Norwegians).
Ok, great! Which of the teams I can join?
First of all, Gdańsk intern positions will be announced at a later date.
Let’s have a look at the list of Kraków positions:
Java (Kraków) – Marketing automation
Marketing automation team is responsible for creating tools which help marketing teams across Schibsted to communicate with users, especially subscribers – send emails, push notifications based on their behaviours and expectations. We are integrating existing systems and creating own tools which allow us to do that in a modern way. We are backend team with tech stack based on Java (including Reactive Streams and microservices architecture), AWS, Docker, Jenkins, CI&CD
Frontend developer – Rose team
Rose team is working on a Schibsted developed Ad Booking System. Rose’s mission is to help drive revenue through display advertising, by empowering internal sales forces with a simple and flexible ad booking tool, in terms of product and yield management, sales and booking, as well as ad operations, to support the market’s needs.
Javascript developer – Sportsnext Team
The Sportsnext team is responsible for providing live sports data to many different Schibsted companies. We take care of backend services and APIs as well as frontend solutions. We love JS! Our backend consists of node.js microservices (dockerized and hosted on AWS infrastructure) and our frontend stack is: React/Redux + Sass.
Javascript developer – VG Niche Team
VG Niche is a team of 6 developers responsible for several popular user-facing products e.g. Godt, MinMote, Pent or VG Reise. Our stack is almost entirely JS from Node.js APIs to React/Redux + Sass in the front. We like everything trendy, latest, experimental and are not afraid to put it into production.
Frontend developer – ABO User Team
ABO User team is working on a user page for all the newspapers in Schibsted Media, where users can manage their payments, personal data, account preferences and other settings. Our frontend stack consists of React/Redux and backend is based on hapi.js. The team is influenced by multiple stakeholders, but doesn’t have many meetings and works in Scrum. Oh, and has zero legacy – the project started last September.
QA – Dynamics CRM
You will be given your own independent tasks including, creating unit and integration tests for Dynamics CRM system and accompanying systems, recognizing UI testing methods that can be utilized, assist shifting towards continuous delivery – of courser you will be supported by a senior mentor.
All right, what’s the plan?
To keep everything tidy & don’t bother you with a wall of text, we’ve got the infographic that will guide through the process:
If you can remember only two things from this infographic, keep in mind the following dates:
- 12.04 – Open Day – Come to our office!
- 20.04 – The deadline for sending applications
Now it’s time to smash that Apply now button.
Last year we got well over 400 applications, so we wouldn’t recommend waiting for a long time. Good luck and see you on our tests!
