Back-End DeveloperJava Engineer Internship

Programme Description We're seeking a motivated Computer Science undergraduate with Java programming experience for a high-impact summer internship (June/July start) at a leading financial technology company.

About Our Client Our prestigious client operates in the financial services sector with offices in Woking and London. Through The Opportunity Hub UK's placement programme, they're offering exceptional internship experiences for technically-minded students looking to enhance their practical skills in a commercial environment.

Internship Structure This 2-4 month placement focuses on back-end development and Java engineering within a professional software development team. You'll receive mentorship from experienced developers while contributing to business-critical applications and services.

Your Role Will Include:

• Developing and maintaining Java-based applications and services
• Writing clean, efficient code following company standards
• Assisting with database design and implementation
• Participating in code reviews and quality assurance processes
• Learning enterprise-level software architecture principles

Required Skills & Qualifications:

• Current enrolment in Computer Science, Software Engineering or related degree
• Strong foundation in Java programming and object-oriented concepts
• Basic understanding of databases and SQL
• Knowledge of software design patterns and principles
• Ability to work methodically and solve complex problems

Eligibility Requirements: Candidates must have existing right to work in the UK. This position does not offer visa sponsorship.

Career Development & Compensation: This position offers a competitive salary range of 24,000- 25,000 (pro-rated). The internship provides exceptional preparation for careers in back-end development, enterprise software engineering, and systems architecture. The Java programming skills and commercial development experience gained will significantly enhance your employability in the technology sector.