Front Office Tech Internship - London (10 Weeks)

Scotiabank; Greater London; On-site; GBP 8,900 - 13,000; Full time

Job summary

Scotiabank is offering a 10-week Summer Internship in London, open to first-year undergraduates (or second-year of a four-year degree) with an interest in technology and finance. You will work with the Front Office Application Support team, gaining hands-on experience in monitoring, incident investigations and problem analysis.

The program runs June to August 2027 in London, UK, and includes exposure to logs, data validation, tooling improvements, and an intern project presented to the team.

Qualifications

• First-year undergraduate student (or second year of a four‑year degree) interested in technology and finance.
• Demonstrated working knowledge of Python or Java with ability to read, write and debug code.
• Basic understanding of SQL, Linux/Unix, APIs and basic source-control concepts such as Git.

Responsibilities

• Support Front Office Application Support with day-to-day operational activities.
• Assist with investigation of application incidents, data issues and system dependencies.
• Use Python or Java to analyze logs, validate data and automate checks.
• Collaborate with application support, development, infrastructure and business teams.
• Help improve monitoring, tooling, procedures and knowledge documentation.
• Participate in testing, release validation and production readiness activities.
• Complete an intern project and present it to the wider team.

Skills

Python

Java

SQL

Linux/Unix

APIs

Git

Communication

Attention to detail

Education

Undergraduate student (1st year) or 2nd year of a 4-year degree

Tools

Git

Job description

Scotiabank is offering a 10-week Summer Internship in London, open to first-year undergraduates (or second-year of a four-year degree) with an interest in technology and finance. You will work with the Front Office Application Support team, gaining hands-on experience in monitoring, incident investigations and problem analysis.

The program runs June to August 2027 in London, UK, and includes exposure to logs, data validation, tooling improvements, and an intern project presented to the team.