Applications are open for Extreme Blue Technical Leadership Program (Technical Internship). The Extreme Blue internship experience combines great talent and cutting edge technology to drive innovation. Through the program, program members have filed over 600 patent disclosures, helping to create solutions for clients and bring to market the next generation of IBM products.

Summary

Interns will join Extreme Blue Team. Extreme Blue (EB) teams are like businesses that must solve a problem or create a solution for a client. EB program members work in small project teams that include business and technical students, along with IBM mentors. Each Extreme Blue team is part of a larger lab environment that includes multiple program teams and a dedicated senior staff. This combination creates a team dynamic that fosters collaboration and helps EB’ers create both a business and technical case for a project while setting goals to ensure the end deliverable is “extreme” enough to survive a competitive marketplace.

Extreme Blue’ers work on leading cutting edge technology that helps grow your skills and make you a more attractive candidate in the technology field. EB’ers in this high performance environment get to roll up their sleeves and work with hot technologies like AI, cloud, mobile & analytics.

Criteria 

Basic knowledge in using Javascript, Java, C++, Python or other Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language. In addition to that, the following skills are in particularly high demand:

• Big Data analytics
• Natural Language Processing & Machine Learning
• HTML5/CSS and Javascript (including server-side JS/node.js)
• User Interface Design & Development
• Cloud computing, including container technology
• Blockchain
• Mobile development
• Security

About IBM

IBM (International Business Machine) Corporation is an American multinational information technology company with headquarter in Armonk, New York. Moreover,  IBM produces and sells computer hardware, middleware, and software, and provides hosting and consulting services in areas ranging from mainframe computers to nanotechnology. On the other hand, IBM is also a major research organization