Technical Program Management Intern

Job Description

Why should YOU intern @ ServiceNow?

Here’s what our “Class of 2019” has to say about working at ServiceNow:

• “Work within a scrum team, develop code within a corporate setting, use Git to manage source code, how to read through proprietary documentation to learn about our proprietary APIs and code base, work with the company politics to share my views on the design, implementation, and management of the ServiceNow platform”
• “The positive vibes in my team, and the very detailed code reviews given by my mentor and colleagues, which helped me learned a lot”
• “Challenging projects that taught them skills in software development and have a concrete impact on the company”
• “I was really glad to have important work directed my way rather than a bunch of busywork and leftover tasks”
• “Face-to-face exposure to senior execs and having candid conversations to learn about the company, helpful team, autonomy to learn and drive my own projects”
• “I've formed relationship during the summer that I know I will maintain throughout life. Putting yourself out there and letting your ambition shine results in the most rewarding experiences”

Our team looking to hire YOU:

• Platform Engineering

Impact YOU can have:

• Execute large, complex, cross-functional projects
• Apply solid judgment across multiple competing priorities
• Engage and build relationships with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to ensure that successful software development delivery, on time with high quality
• Provide risk management tracking and clear status reporting to leadership team

Who YOU are:

• Actively enrolled in an accredited university as a full-time student, pursuing a degree (Bachelors or Masters) in Computer Science or a related field
• Strong attention to detail and excellent communication skills
• Experience with Agile and the Software Development Lifecycle
• High levels of creativity and quick problem-solving capabilities
• Ability to obtain and maintain work authorization and commit to a 12-week internship in summer 2020 (May-August, or, June-September)
• Preferred: Demonstrated project management experience from previous internship, or academic or personal projects