Intern Software Engineer – Critical Communications (C++)

Motorola Solutions; Kraków; Hybrid; PLN 67,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical & dental coverage

Life insurance

Employee Stock Plan

Team learning days and Hackathons

Job summary

Motorola Solutions Systems Polska Sp.z.o.o is seeking a passionate Intern Software Developer to join the Base Station Software team in Kraków. You will help maintain and develop new features for our current and future product and customer base.

You will join one of several Scrum teams (about 6 engineers) responsible for end-to-end software development life-cycle across hardware-adjacent layers, using C++, Linux, Docker, Git, and some Python.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of C++ programming
• Experience with Git version control and Linux
• English language for effective communication
• Willingness to learn and focus on quality
• Available to commit at least 24 hours per week
• Able to work 2 days per week in Kraków (Czerwone Maki 82)
• Bachelor’s degree in technical studies or related field is preferred

Responsibilities

• Maintain and develop new features for our current and future product and customer base.
• Join a Scrum team responsible for end-to-end software development life cycle across multiple software layers.
• Collaborate on software that interfaces with hardware in site equipment and contribute to efficient development processes.

Skills

C++

Git

Linux

English

Code analysis

Quality focus

Willingness to learn

Availability 24h per week

Office Kraków 2 days/week

One year cooperation

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in technical studies

Tools

Jira

Docker

Git

Job description

Motorola Solutions Systems Polska Sp.z.o.o is seeking a passionate Intern Software Developer to join the Base Station Software team in Kraków. You will help maintain and develop new features for our current and future product and customer base.

You will join one of several Scrum teams (about 6 engineers) responsible for end-to-end software development life-cycle across hardware-adjacent layers, using C++, Linux, Docker, Git, and some Python.