Monday, August 29th at 3 PM in Oslo: Don´t miss the chance for a one hour travel through 10 exciting summer projects at Schibsted Tech Polska.
The summer internship program at Schibsted Tech Polska is growing in popularity. This year 13 summer interns were chosen among almost 300 applicants, all computer science students. Their summer projects give a nice mix of some of the exciting development projects in Schibsted right now.
In many companies, summer interns are given boring maintenance tasks. Not in Schibsted. The computer science students have worked on real development projects for different Schibsted companies and units.
The summer intern demo
Developers, product managers, UX designers and anyone else working for Schibsted is welcome to this year´s summer intern demo:
Monday, August 29th at 3 PM
Schibsted ASA, Apotekergata 10, in the Jamaica meeting room (the big conference room on the ground floor)
You will listen to 10 mini-presentations of 4-5 minutes each – all describing the development project they worked on. Among the projects: New weather app for Pent.no, UX solutions for SPT Identity, a brand new app for Schibsted Norway Lesermarked, the new mobile site for Schibsted.com, emojis on articles in Bergens Tidende – and more.
Here are all the presentations! We hope to see you next Monday!
Making users feel better
How I applied more accurate UX solutions in the platform built for millions of users.
Weronika Kleemann (22)
SPT Identity
Pent.no REACTivation
Journey to a renewed version of your favourite weather forecast service: Pent.no
Adrian Baran (25)
VG
This or that – ask your trusted advisors
Developing and releasing brand a new iOS application
Patryk Mrukot (21)
Schibsted Norway Lesermarked
How I speeded up the information flow
A simple tool that introduces notifications for the Rose users.
Kamil Lis (22)
SPT Advertising Engineering: Rose
Divide and scale
Working with the team to extract and refine Embla API as a separate service.
Paweł Ćwik (22)
Schibsted Centralen
Thou Shalt Use No Other Programming Language Before JS
Node.js takes the throne of back-end… And so, the Pent.no API must have been rewritten.
Damian Więcek (22)
VG
Express yourself via emojis!
Simple widget for reacting to articles content.
Patryk Zięba (23)
Bergens Tidende
Seeking trends
Web service for the discovery of popular topics in world news
Katarzyna Głąb (22)
SMP Plan3
Beginner front-end developer in devops world
How I set-up development pipe for new Schibsted.com mobile site
Rafał Sojecki (22)
Seals team
Simple. Intuitive. Still blue. The new iOS version of Pent is coming.
How did we manage to create a whole new Swift app with a brand new design based on the new API
Anna Shkarlinska (21), Marcin Mucha (22)
VG