Internship - Network Automation Intern

About our Team

We build the software that configures, monitors, and optimizes networks for customers around the globe. Our work sits at the intersection of cloud-native development and cutting-edge networking — from Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and network automation to the future of mobile infrastructure.

Joining our team means shipping code that has real-world impact from day one. You’ll be embedded in the full development cycle of SDN and Network Automation projects, learning how modern networks actually work — and helping shape what comes next.

Role and Responsibilities

• Work side-by-side with engineers across the full development cycle - design, implement, review, ship.
• Take ownership of real features that land in production and affect global customers.
• Dig into live codebases, understand how things work, and leave them better than you found them.

Internship conditions:

• The internship can start in June or July
• Competitive salary
• Flexible working hours
• Possibility of long lasting cooperation

Team:

• Possibility to learn from world-class experts in a friendly atmosphere
• Monthly integration budget

Equipment:

• PC workstation/Laptop + 2 external monitors
• OS: Linux, Windows

Benefits:

• Variety of discounts (Samsung products, theaters, restaurants)
• Free access to Copernicus Science Center for you and your friends
• Chillout rooms
• Variety of tea, coffee and fresh fruits/vegetables

Location:

• Office in Quattro Business Park

• You code in at least one of: Python, Go, Java, or C++ - and you understand why OOP exists, not just how to use it.
• You’ve poked around enterprise routers or switches (real hardware or a simulator counts).
• When someone mentions IPv4/6, DNS, or DHCP, you know what’s actually happening on the wire.
• You can read a PR, write a comment, and hold a technical conversation in English.
• You’re studying CS, Electronics, Telecoms, or something adjacent - if networks are your thing, we really want to hear from you.

Nice to have

• You’ll stand out if you bring any of the following - but don’t let a missing checkbox stop you from applying:
• You’ve heard of SDN, Segment Routing, or OpenFlow - bonus if you’ve played with any of them.
• You know what happens to a packet inside a Linux kernel or a Kubernetes cluster.
• You’ve set up or worked with a CI/CD pipeline and know why it matters.
• Spring or Hibernate rings a bell from a project or a course.
• You’re comfortable switching between two or more OOP languages without losing your mind.
• You know your way around classic algorithms and data structures - and when to actually reach for them.