About the role#
First Bank & Trust is looking for a Software Development Intern to join our team. This is a part-time position focused on application maintenance and development. You will work under the direction of an Application Developer II to support our internal systems.
What you'll do#
- Perform maintenance on applications to meet project requirements.
- Evaluate, analyze, and troubleshoot software bugs in internal and third-party systems.
- Assist with database design and implement strategies to interface applications with databases.
- Create technical documentation for software, code, and databases.
- Stay current with new technology and software development techniques.
- Follow company policies and complete all required compliance training.
What you'll need#
- Currently pursuing an associate degree or equivalent.
- Strong analytical, organizational, and technical writing skills.
- Ability to exercise confidentiality and discretionary judgement in your work.
Location & details#
- This is an on-site role based in either Sioux Falls or Brookings, South Dakota.
- This internship is part-time and paid.
- Hiring occurs on a rolling basis.
About First Bank & Trust
First Bank and Trust operates as a family and employee owned financial institution. It maintains 22 locations across South Dakota and Minnesota. The company began in 1880 in Brookings, South Dakota. It provides community banking services and various niche financial products.
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